Pyrex Casserole
Object NameEngraved Pyrex Casserole with Cover and Mounter
Pattern Name
- Spray
Manufacturer
Corning Glass Works, Main Plant, "A" Factory
Made FromNon-lead Glass; Borosilicate; Plated Metal
Date1918-1925
Place MadeUnited States, NY, Corning
TechniquePressed; Engraved
SizeH: 16.8 cm; W: 17.4 cm; L: 28.8 cm
Accession Number98.4.144
Credit LineGift of Michael E. Clark and Jill Thomas-Clark
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical DescriptionColorless with golden tint non-lead glass, borosilicate; pressed, engraved; a) ovoid casserole; rim a machine finished raised stepped band, inner edge lowered; dish tapered in to bottom, bottom rounded in to base; circumference of casserole exterior engraved with flower sprays; flat oval base with Pyrex ® backstamp molded into center; b) oval cover; round knob with bump in center, bottom of knob flared out to knob base, base flared out in to cover; cover domed; top engraved with sprays of flowers; flat machine finished rim; "PYREX" molded into top of one end of cover, "194" molded into other end; c) ovoid wire mounter frame, oval ring with two handles, one at each end, illegible word (maybe "Attatock"?) stamped into top of each handle; base formed by two sets of two parallel cross wires, one set across the width, the other across the length, ends of wires turned up to form sides of mounter.Provenance
Source
Michael E. Clark
- 1998-05-07
Former Collection
Jill Thomas-Clark
