Saucers
MakerMade by
Unknown
Date1835-1850
MediumPressed lacy-pattern colorless lead glass
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (diameter of all saucers): 4 1/2in. (11.4cm)
Credit LineConnecticut Museum of Culture and History collection
DescriptionPair of pressed lacy-pattern colorless lead glass saucers. Each has a scalloped edge, ogee-shaped sides, and a round foot. The top surface of each saucer is smooth; the pattern has been pressed onto the bottom surface. The pattern begins in the center with a small flower. This is surrounded by a border of eight leaves, all on a stippled background. A border of stylized, scrolled leaves and flowers decorates the sides.
Each saucer has several small chips to the edge. There is an unknown substance, possibly the remnant of a paper label, adhered to the top of each saucer, near the edge. Several flecks of a black substance are embedded in the glass of saucers .2 and .4.
Saucers .2 and .4 deaccessioned in 2006.
Each saucer has several small chips to the edge. There is an unknown substance, possibly the remnant of a paper label, adhered to the top of each saucer, near the edge. Several flecks of a black substance are embedded in the glass of saucers .2 and .4.
Saucers .2 and .4 deaccessioned in 2006.
Object number1950.322.1-.4
Subject Terms
On View
Not on view1816-1830
1830-1840
1835-1855
1835-1855
about 1820
1855-1875
about 1840
early 19th century
about 1795-1800