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Object Name20 Lamp Shade Samples
Makerprobably
Smith Brothers Decorating Co.
Made Fromnon-lead glass
Dateabout 1890-about 1910
Place Madeprobably United States, MA, New Bedford
Techniqueflat glass, covered with fabric on one side
Size(18) H: 13.8 cm, W: 20.4 cm, Th: 5 cm; (2) H: 13.8 x 20.4 cm Th: .7 cm
Accession Number92.4.12
Credit LineGift of The New Bedford Glass Society
Curatorial Area(s)
Exhibitions
Mt. Washington and Pairpoint: American Glass from the Gilded Age to the Roaring Twenties
Not On View
Physical DescriptionOpaque white, colorless non-lead glass; flat glass, covered with fabric on one side with edges bound by tape; design for a lamp shade painted on fabric covered side, within a cutout of shade shape. 82.50.11.6 and 82.4.11.20 are designs for electric shades of dome shape with "glue-chip" rear surface; glass is colorless, lamp shades are green with stylized flowers outlined in gold. 82.50.11.5, .13, and .14, are globular green shades with naturalistic flowers, painted on opaque white glass.82.50.11.3 and .19 are similar but have a mauve background and are painted on colorless glass. 82.50.11.1, .2, .10, .15, .16, and .18 are tam-o-shanter shape with naturalistic floral designs on pale green or yellow backgrounds. 82.11.50.17 is a tam-o-shanter shade on colorless glass ground on rear surface with a pink flower and green leaves. 82.50.11.4, .7,.8,.9,.11 and .12 are tam-o-shanter shape on colorless glass with "glue-chip" rear surface; all have stylized floral, heart, and scroll designs in "art nouveau" style, highlighted in gilt; 82.50.11.7 and .8 have applied opaque colored glass beads as well.Provenance
Source
New Bedford Glass Society
1815-1830
1815-1830
1815-1830
1800-1899
about 1825-1835
about 1820-1835
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