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Vial
Vial

Vial

Date1830-1860
MediumMold-blown aquamarine glass
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x diameter): 5 1/8 x 1 5/8in. (13 x 4.1cm)
ClassificationsGlassware
Credit LineConnecticut Museum of Culture and History collection
Object number1985.190.5
DescriptionMold-blown aquamarine glass vial with a flared, flat rim, a slight swell in the glass below the rim, then a narrower neck, a round body that widens from neck to base, and a pontil mark and a shallow kick on the bottom. The vial has two vertical mold lines on opposite sides. In the middle of one side, between the mold lines, is an impressed circle. Opposite the impressed circle is a rough area in the glass of approximately the same diameter as the circle.
Status
Not on view
1950.328.1
Unknown
1820-1860
Vial
Unknown
1800-1840
Vial
Unknown
1800-1840
Vial
Unknown
1820-1850
Fragments 1976.121.13c, 1976.121.14a, 1976.121.17, 1976.121.26, 1976.121.31a, 1976.121.37a, and ...
James & Ralph Clews
late 18th-mid 19th century
Flask
Unknown
1840-1870
Tumbler
Unknown
1820-1850
1945.1.1192
Unknown
1780-1820
Lidded Jar
Unknown
1850-1900
1963.69.1a, 1963.69.1g, 1963.69.1m, 1963.69.1p, and 1963.69.1r
Glastenbury Glass Factory Company
1816-1827
Tumbler
Moses Wheeler
1800-1820
Tumbler
Esther Rhodes
1815-1840