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Museum purchase, 1986.176.0.2  Photograph by Gavin Ashworth.  © 2014 The Connecticut Historical…
Creamer
Museum purchase, 1986.176.0.2 Photograph by Gavin Ashworth. © 2014 The Connecticut Historical Society.

Creamer

PewtererMade by Frances Felton American, 1905 - 1976
Date1950-1970
MediumSheet pewter
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x width with handle and spout x depth): 3 1/4 x 3 1/2 x 2 1/2in. (8.3 x 8.9 x 6.4cm)
ClassificationsMetalware
Credit LineMuseum purchase
DescriptionPewter creamer, part of a coffee service consisting of a coffeepot, creamer, and sugar bowl. Each object in the set is hexagonal, with straight sides that taper from bottom to top. Each has at least one solid, angular handle that is soldered to the body. Each is formed from a sheet of pewter that is beaten to the appropriate shape; one angled corner of each object is a soldered seam. The bottom is also formed from a pewter sheet that is soldered to the body.

The creamer has a short spout opposite the handle. The spout is formed from a sheet of pewter that is shaped and soldered over an opening in the side of the creamer. The body of the creamer has minor scratches.
Object number1986.176.0.2
Subject Terms
    On View
    Not on view
    Museum purchase, 1986.176.0.1  Photograph by Gavin Ashworth.  © 2014 The Connecticut Historical…
    Frances Felton
    1950-1970
    Museum purchase, 1986.176.0.3  Photograph by Gavin Ashworth.  © 2014 The Connecticut Historical…
    Frances Felton
    1950-1970
    International Silver Company
    about 1928
    Flagon
    Thomas Danforth Boardman and Sherman Boardman
    1810-1820
    Profile of 1974.56.2.1-.3 and a fourth mug from the communion set, privately owned.
    Frederick Bassett
    made 1780-1785, dated 1776
    Child's Creamer
    Unknown
    about 1925
    1977.8.1
    Thomas Danforth Boardman and Sherman Boardman
    1810-1820
    Gift of John C. Parsons, 1950.382.0a,b  © 2012 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Joseph Danforth I
    1779-1788
    Inkstand
    Unknown
    1785-1790