dram glass
Object NameMasonic Dram Glass
Maker
Workshop of the Beilby Family
Made FromLead Glass
Dateabout 1765-1770
Place MadeEngland, probably Newcastle upon Tyne
Techniqueblown, enameled
SizeOverall H: 7.8 cm; Rim Diam: 6.6 cm
Accession Number79.2.66
Credit LineGift of The Ruth Bryan Strauss Memorial Foundation
Curatorial Area(s)
Exhibitions
Drinking Glasses Through the Ages
Liquid Refreshment: 2000 Years of Drinks and Drinking Glasses
On ViewEuropean Gallery
Physical DescriptionColorless lead glass; blown, enameled. Waisted bowl with solid base; sides enameled with white foliate wreath around the rim, with yellow and red Masonic symbols below (dividers, rule, and sun on one side, hammer, trowel, square, and plumb-bob? on the other, with a key and pair of dividers or compass between); rough pontil mark.Provenance
Former Collection
Jerome Strauss
(1893-1978) - 1979-03-22
Source
Ruth Bryan Strauss Memorial Foundation
- 1979-03-22
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