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Object Name:

4 Piece Tableware Set in "Garfield" Pattern

Maker(s):

Steuben Division, Corning Glass Works (1903-2011), Manufacturer

Place Made:

United States

Accession Number:

2010.4.48

Dimensions:

(A) Goblet H: 18.8 cm, Diam: 10.3 cm; (B) Champagne H: 14.6 cm, Diam: 7.9 cm; (C) Cordial H: 11.2 cm, Diam: 4.1 cm; (D) Tumbler H: 12.3 cm, Diam: 7.7 cm

Location:

Not on Display

Date:

about 1920-1933

Primary Description:

(A) Goblet in Garfield Pattern. Colorless and ruby glass; blown, cased, applied, engraved. Goblet with colorless cased in ruby bell-shaped cup, colorless baluster stem with ball knop where it meets the cup, and colorless conical foot. Cup and foot engraved with floral motif. (B) Champagne in Garfield Pattern. Colorless and ruby glass; blown, cased, applied, engraved. Champagne with colorless cased in ruby cup with flared rim, colorless baluster stem with ball knop where it meets the cup, and colorless conical foot. Cup and foot engraved with floral motif. (C) Cordial in Garfield Pattern. Colorless and ruby glass; blown, cased, applied, engraved. Cordial with colorless cased in ruby bell-shaped cup, colorless baluster stem with ball knop where it meets the cup, and colorless conical foot. Cup and foot engraved with floral motif. (D) Tumbler in Garfield Pattern. Colorless and ruby glass; blown, cased, applied, engraved. Colorless cased in ruby cylindrical tumbler engraved with floral motif.