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champagne glass
champagne glass

champagne glass

Object NameChampagne Glass
Made FromMon-lead glass
Date1800-1899
Place MadeItaly
Techniqueblown, blown-molded
SizeH: 10.6 cm; D(bowl): 10.5 cm, (foot): 7.1 cm
Accession Number79.3.225
Credit LineBequest of Jerome Strauss
Curatorial Area(s)
On ViewThe Jerome and Lucille Strauss Study Gallery
Physical DescriptionColorless and opaque white non-lead glasses; blown, blown-molded. Shallow "saucer" bowl with rounded sides, "vetro-di-trina," with slender white threads forming a checkerboard pattern, with small air beads in each "opening"; flattened disk above a twisted, flattened, rib-molded stem with trailed, pincered bands; rib-molded disk foot with rough pontil mark.
Provenance
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Source Jerome Strauss (1893-1978)
bottle
Corning Glass Works, Main Plant, "A" Factory
1923-1935
bottle
about 1947-1956
double boiler
Corning Glass Works, Main Plant, "B" Factory
about 1968-1979
vase
1880-1900