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Smelling Bottle
Smelling Bottle

Smelling Bottle

Date1810-1835
MediumBlown colorless lead glass
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x width): 2 3/8 x 1 3/8in. (6 x 3.5cm)
ClassificationsGlassware
Credit LineGift of Percy H. Goodsell, Jr.
DescriptionBlown colorless lead glass smelling bottle in the shape of a sea horse. The smelling bottle is made from a hollow tube of glass, with a cylindrical neck above a slight bulge that narrows and curves tightly around itself. Extra pieces of glass have been applied at the sides and then tooled, giving texture to each edge. There is a chip in the edge of the glass, at the opposite end from the neck.
Object number1960.15.36
Subject Terms
    On View
    Not on view
    Smelling Bottle
    Unknown
    1865-1885
    Smelling Bottle with Stopper
    Hubbard family
    1880-1900
    Smelling Bottle
    Unknown
    1860-1890
    Perfume Bottle
    Unknown
    1830-1860
    Smelling Bottle
    Unknown
    1860-1890
    Smelling Bottle
    Unknown
    1800-1830
    Perfume Bottle
    Unknown
    1830-1860
    Bottle
    Unknown
    1820-1840
    Case Bottle
    Unknown
    1780-1820
    1894.22.0.2
    Unknown
    1780-1820
    Bottle with Stopper
    Unknown
    1850-1900
    Mug
    Clark family
    1775-1800