wine glass
Object NameWineglass
Manufacturer
C. Dorflinger & Sons
(1881-1921)
Made FromLead Glass
Date1900-1920
Place MadeUnited States, PA, White Mills
TechniqueBlown, cut
SizeOverall H: 12.7 cm, Diam (bowl): 7 cm
Accession Number91.4.79
Credit LineGift of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beers, in memory of Isabel Dorflinger
Curatorial Area(s)
On ViewThe Jerome and Lucille Strauss Study Gallery
Physical DescriptionWineglass. Colorless lead glass; blown and cut. Trumpet-shape bowl, lower part cut in vertical panels; applied ring at lower end, cut in diamond facets; applied domed foot, cut in vertical panels; rough pontil mark inside foot.Provenance
Source
Stephen Beers
- 1991-12-04
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
Source
Mrs. Stephen Beers
- 1991-12-04
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
Former Collection
Katherine Dorflinger
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
Former Collection
Isabel Dorflinger
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
This piece belonged originally to Katherine Dorflinger, daughter of Christian and was left by her to her niece, Isabel, from whose niece it was given to us.
