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Object NameSalt Dish
Made FromLead Glass
Dateabout 1790-1810
TechniqueBlown, Pressed, Cut, Polished
SizeOverall H: 8.3 cm, W: 9.4 cm, D: 5.9 cm
Accession Number64.2.16
Credit LineGift of Mrs. Jason Rogers Westerfield
Curatorial Area(s)
Exhibitions
Pressed Glass, 1825-1925
The Art of Glass; A Masterson Junior Gallery Exhibition
Treasures in Glass
Place Made
England; Ireland
Physical DescriptionColorless lead glass; blown, pressed, cut. Oval bowl, with cut curved rim, with diamond points at the ends; the sides cut, a band of large diamonds on the sides, cut swags and an oval printie below; cut fan and curved hatched band below; merese above a pressed paneled stem and diamond-shaped foot; impressed scalloped diamond and impressed central scalloped lemon-squeezer on the underside of the foot; the sides polished flat.
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