Wooden Pattern for Flattened Ovoid Dish

Object Name:

Department

American

Maker(s)

United States Glass Company, Maker

Place Made:

United States, Tiffin, OH

Date:

about 1900-1920

Color

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red

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assembling

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painting

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wood

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metal

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paint

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Dimensions:

(a) H: 13.3 cm, W: 35.9 cm, D: 19 cm; (b) H: 4.5 cm, W: 24.9 cm, D: 10.6 cm

Accession Number:

2012.7.10

Credit Line:

Gift of Neila and Tom Bredehoft

Location:

Not on Display

Description

Wooden Pattern for Flattened Ovoid Dish. Wood, metal nails, red paint; assembled, painted. (a) Wooden pattern for a flattened ovoid dish with a pair of circular hinges on one side and a single square protrusion on reverse. Pattern inscribed, "U.S.G.Co 1OFF". Metal tag stamped, "33103-9". (b) Flat hemispherical pattern insert. Metal tag stamped, "33103-9".

Inscription

U.S.G.Co 1OFF Chalk (a) on reverse in white

33163-9 Chalk (a) on top in red

33103-9 Stamped (a) on foot metal tag nailed to wood

33103-9 Stamped (b) on top metal tag nailed to wood

Provenance

Bredehoft, Tom, Source 1992 to 2012-05-08

Bredehoft, Neila, Source 1992 to 2012-05-08

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