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Object NameVase
Made FromGlass
Dateabout 1840-1860
Place MadeUnited States, possibly Midwestern United States; United States, possiby PA, Pittsburgh
TechniqueFree blown, pattern molded
SizeOverall H: 29.5 cm; Rim Diam: 18.1 cm; Foot Diam: 14.3 cm
Accession Number57.4.2
Curatorial Area(s)
On ViewThe Jerome and Lucille Strauss Study Gallery
Physical DescriptionVase. Transparent amber heavy glass with many small and few large bubbles, piece of unfused material (not sand) at bowl having formed thread-like extensions; wear marks; free blown and pattern molded; large flat foot with very rough pontil mark, baluster stem resting on sloping base, bell-shaped bowl (celery vase); bowl patterned in eight-rib mold and expanded, with ribs slightly swirling at top to right, rim forming an octagon with smooth corners.
Provenance
Source E. R. Eller - 1957-06-10
Sommeliers
Claus Josef Riedel
designed in 1973; made in 1982
Sommeliers
Claus Josef Riedel
designed in 1973; made in 1982
Sommeliers
Claus Josef Riedel
designed in 1973; made in 1982
Sommeliers
Claus Josef Riedel
designed in 1973; made in 1982
Sommeliers
Claus Josef Riedel
designed in 1973; made in 1982
Sommeliers
Claus Josef Riedel
designed in 1973; made in 1982