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Inkwell
Inkwell

Inkwell

Date1820-1850
MediumBlown colorless lead glass, pewter
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x diameter): 3 3/8in. (8.6cm)
ClassificationsGlassware
Credit LinePossibly bequeathed by George Dudley Seymour
DescriptionBlown colorless lead glass inkwell with a pewter cap. The glass portion of the inkwell consists of a low dome, with a flat bottom with a polished pontil mark in the center. A cylindrical pewter cap sits on top of the dome. The top of the cap flips up and attaches to the sides of the cap with a hinge in the back. The bottom edge of the glass has a ring of light scratches; the top of the lid is also scratched.
Object number1950.345.0
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Smelling Bottle with Stopper
Hubbard family
1880-1900
Smelling Bottle
Unknown
1865-1885
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Unknown
1785-1790
International Silver Company
about 1928
Inkwell
General Supply Co.
1908-1960
Inkwell
Pitkin Glass Works
1810-1830
Inkwell
Unknown
1820-1845
Inkwell
Dr. Oliver Kingsley Isham
1820-1850
Inkwell
Unknown
1820-1849
Inkstand
Unknown
1760-1780
Inkwell
Unknown
teapot base 1840-1860, turned into inkwell 1900-1950
Inkwell
Josiah Danforth
Teapot made 1821-1841, remade as inkwell about 1950