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percolator

percolator

Object NameCoffee Percolator
Factory H. C. Fry Glass Co.
Made FromNon-lead Glass
Date1922-1927
Place MadeUnited States, PA, Rochester
Techniquemold-blown, applied, cut, assembled
SizeOverall H: 24.5 cm; Rim Diam: 17.7 cm
Accession Number70.4.47
Credit LineGift of Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Koepke
Curatorial Area(s)
On ViewModern Gallery
Physical DescriptionOpalescent bluish-white non-lead glass; mold-blown, applied, cut, assembled. (a) Coffee pot, of cylindrical, tapered, straight-sided shape, with galleried rim, pulled to form a pouring spout on one side, and an indentation on the other (to hold the lid in place while pouring); the rim polished flat; applied hollow handle on the back, the larger attachment at the bottom, curved upward to the top attachment which is rolled downward; flat bottom; (b) cover, of domed shape, with rounded rim and tapered, inset brim; the rim polished flat; applied (or drawn?) ball finial mounted on a short, solid, cylindrical stem; (c) strainer, of cylindrical, straight-sided shape with flared rim; the rim polished flat; the bottom edge rounded and with cut-through slots in two rows; the bottom with a ring of deep, perforated indentations; small central hole to accommodate the shaft of (d); (d) column, of slightly tapered, straight-sided, hollow shape; the top rim ground flat; slight swelling just above the mid-point; the bottom domed and open on the underside, the rim ground flat; four cut linear openings on the sides.
Provenance
Source Karl H. Koepke (d. 2009) - 1970
Source Ann Koepke - 1970
Object copyright© John Lewis
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