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GI-64

Object NameFlask
Made FromGlass
Dateabout 1824-1839
TechniqueMold-blown
SizeOverall H: 17.5 cm, W: 11.1 cm, D: Diam (max):
Accession Number60.4.67
Curatorial Area(s)
Exhibitions
American Historical Flasks
Place Made
United States
Physical DescriptionLight green glass; mold-blown; saucer lip (which is unique), pontil mark. Obverse: Jackson, three-quarter view facing left, in uniform. Reverse: American Eagle, head turned to right; shield with seven bars on breast, wings partly raised and right foreshortened. Thunderbolt (three arrows) in its right talons, olive branch in left. Laurel branch in eagle's beak. Nine six-pointed stars above eagle. Eagle stands on oval frame with inner band of sixteen large pearls. Inscription: "GENERAL JACKSON" in semi-circle above bust. Edges: horizontal beading with vertical medial rib.
Provenance
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GIV-27
Keene-Marlboro-St. Glassworks
about 1825-1830
GI-66
Stourbridge Flint Glass Works
about 1824-about 1828
flask
about 1820-1839
flask
about 1820-1839
GII-50
about 1836-1842
GII-51
Coffin & Hay
about 1836-1842