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Art Institute of Chicago

Bowl

Mantua Glass Works

1821–29

Attribution
Probably Mantua Glass Works American, 1821–1829 Mantua, Ohio
Medium
Pattern-molded blown glass
Physical dimensions
H.: 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)
Credit line
Emily Crane Chadbourne Decorative Arts Fund
CATALOGUE RECORD

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This bowl was formerly in the collection of Henry Hall White, who was a pioneering collector and scholar of early American glass. It exhibits some of the hallmarks of glass made in Mantua, Ohio, including a broken swirl pattern, 16 ribs, and a terminal ring.

Description: Art Institute of Chicago · CC BY 4.0

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