Skip to main content

flask

Object NameFlask
Pattern Number
  • GI-107
Made FromGlass
Dateabout 1850-1859
TechniqueMold-blown
SizeH: 23.6 cm
Accession Number60.4.111
Curatorial Area(s)
Exhibitions
American Historical Flasks
Place Made
United States, NJ, Fisherville
Physical DescriptionAquamarine glass; mold-blown; broad collar, smooth with circular depression, pontil mark also. Obverse: Jenny Lind, three-quarter view, turned to left, wearing broad plain bertha. The bust is not within a wreath and is quite different from that on any other Jenny Lind calabash bottles. Arrangement of hair different, neck more slender and lower cut bodice. At lower edge of bust, very fine scalloping, and small wreath below. Reverse: view of Glass House entirely different from that on any other Jenny Lind calabash bottles. Smoke from chimney blows to left instead of right. Beneath glass house is a row of barrels, kegs and boxes with faintly outlined decorative flourishes beneath. Inscription: "JENNY LIND" above bust within faintly outlined frame; reverse - "FISLERVILLE GLASS WORKS" above glass house within faintly outlined frame of ribbons. Edges: vertically fluted edges.
Provenance
Provenance information not currently available online. Please check back in the coming weeks.
flask
about 1850-1859
flask
Isabella Glass Works
about 1850-1851
flask
about 1850-1851
flask
Whitney Glass Works
about 1850-1851
flask
about 1850-1859
flask
about 1850-1859