jar

Object NameMustard Jar with Cover and Ladle

Made FromGlass

Dateabout 1801-1900

Place Madeprobably Western Europe; probably France

Techniqueblown in three-part mold

Size(a&b) H: 12 cm; (b) H: 9.4 cm, D (rim): 6 cm; L (ladle): 2.7 cm

Accession Number60.3.31

Curatorial Area(s)

Not On View

Physical DescriptionClear glass; blown in three-part mold. Ring foot, oval body with concave neck flaring to rim with vertical edge conical cover with notch for ladle and ball finial; tapered ladle with long curved handle; jar which has a solid ear-shaped handle, and cover covered with narrow pattern: star motif at base, on body a series of vertical narrow panels containing alternately a pineapple pattern above vertical ribs, a branch, and a scale pattern; the neck is vertically ribbed; on the cover a pattern of ovals containing alternatingly a blossom, a scale pattern, and a star motif, the notch for the ladle has been cut into the glass.
Provenance

Source McKearin Antiques