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Kalana Lily
Kalana Lily

Kalana Lily

Object NamePunch Bowl in "Kalana Lily" Pattern
Manufacturer C. Dorflinger & Sons (1881-1921)
Made FromLead Glass
Dateabout 1918-1919
Place MadeUnited States, PA, White Mills
TechniqueBlown, acid-etched
SizeOverall H: 25.2 cm; Rim Diam: 35.5 cm
Accession Number97.4.241
Credit LineGift of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barons
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Interpretive Notes
The "Kalana" line was introduced by Dorflinger in 1918 and was acid-etched rather than engraved. Since the factory closed in 1919, it wasn't made for long. All of the designs are floral and in style they are in the art nouveau time and very different from Dorflinger's other glass.
Physical DescriptionPunch Bowl in "Kalana Lily" Pattern. Colorless glass; blown, acid-etched. Large cup-shape blown with flange rim and solid circular foot, design of lily, leaves and pistils.
Provenance
Source Mrs. Richard Barons - 1997-12-12
This belonged to R. Barons great grandmother, Katherine Macon, of Rochester, NY (her husband was Vice President of Railroad Signal Company). Given to them as a gift about 1918-1919 (probably anniversary gift, married in 1915).
Source Richard Barons - 1997-12-12
This belonged to R. Barons great grandmother, Katherine Macon, of Rochester, NY (her husband was Vice President of Railroad Signal Company). Given to them as a gift about 1918-1919 (probably anniversary gift, married in 1915).
Former Collection Katherine Macon - 1918
This belonged to R. Barons great grandmother, Katherine Macon, of Rochester, NY (her husband was Vice President of Railroad Signal Company). Given to them as a gift about 1918-1919 (probably anniversary gift, married in 1915).

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