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Figured Flask

Date1820-1850
MediumMold-blown olive green glass
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x width x depth): 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 1 7/8in. (14 x 8.9cm, 1 7/8in.)
ClassificationsGlassware
Credit LineBequest of George Dudley Seymour
DescriptionFigured flask made of mold-blown olive green glass. The flask has a plain rim, rounded shoulders and body with a flattened profile, and a pontil mark on the bottom. Both sides of the flask have a raised panel, each with a different raised decoration. On one side is a cornucopia, coiled to the left, containing fruit and leaves. On the opposite side is a large, two-handled, footed urn made of six heavy vertical ribs, also containing fruit and leaves. A smooth raised rib outlines the outer edges of the figured flask, between the sides with the raised decoration. The rim has one chip, and there are light scratches and wear on the bottom and on the raised cornucopia decoration.
Object number1945.1.1208
Subject Terms
    On View
    Not on view
    1945.1.1209.1
    Coventry Glass Works
    1820-1850
    Figured Flask
    Chase family
    about 1835
    Figured Flask
    Coventry Glass Works
    about 1824
    Figured Flask
    Coventry Glass Works
    about 1824
    1967.97.2
    Westford Glass Company
    1857-1873
    1953.66.1
    Willington Glass Company
    1847-1872
    Figured Flask
    Coventry Glass Works
    1820-1830
    Figured Flask
    Willington Glass Company
    1850-1872
    Figured Flask
    Willington Glass Company
    1847-1872
    Figured Flask
    Willington Glass Company
    1847-1872
    Museum purchase, 1967.97.1  © 2005  The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Westford Glass Company
    1857-1873
    Figured Flask
    Unknown
    1847-1870