G.II-28

Object NameBottle or Decanter

Manufacturerpossibly Keene-Marlboro-St. Glassworks

Made FromGlass

Date1816-1825

Place MadeUnited States, Eastern United States; possibly United States, probably NH, Keene

TechniqueBlown in a two or three part mold

SizeOverall H: 20 cm; (a) Bottle H: 17.5 cm, W: 7.5 cm

Accession Number59.4.37

Curatorial Area(s)

On ViewThe Jerome and Lucille Strauss Study Gallery

Physical DescriptionBottle or Decanter. Transparent light slightly yellowish-green heavy glass with minute bubbles; blown in a two or three part mold; pint sized container, square with flattened diagonal sides, slightly concave base with rough pontil mark, slightly rounded shoulder with short cylindrical neck flaring to flattened infolded rim; stopper with ball top similar to McKearin, American Glass, 1948, No. 20; stopper is solid and according to Helen M. McKearin, it is the original stopper to this bottle; body patterned in G.II-28 mold (American Glass, 1948, Pl. 89).
Provenance

Source Parke-Bernet Galleries, NYC - 1959-11-27

Former Collection Constance Mayer Hutzler