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Object NamePitcher in "Gravic Carnation" Pattern
Pattern Name
  • Gravic Carnation
Manufacturer T. G. Hawkes & Company (American, 1880-1962)
Made FromLead Glass
Date1909-1920
Place MadeUnited States, NY, Corning
TechniqueBlown, cut, engraved
SizeOverall H: 28.2, W (including handle): 16.7, Diam (body): 15.4 cm
Accession Number98.4.597
Credit LinePurchased with the assistance of the Harriet Smith Fund
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Interpretive Notes
Carnation is one of the most popular patterns in the "Gravic" line. The "Gravic" trademark was registered in 1903, and the Carnation pattern was in use by 1904 when it first appeared in a brochure. Gravic was replaced by "Satin-Engraved" in the advertisements by 1915.
Physical DescriptionPitcher in "Gravic Carnation" Pattern. Colorless lead glass; blown, cut, engraved .Slightly waisted cylindrical form with cut and polished top rim, applied handle opposite lip, engraved decoration of carnations, stems, and leaves covering most of body, curved radiating lines engraved on base, trademark stamped on base.
Provenance
Former Collection From the Cutter's Wheel - 1998-11-04