Drinking Glass
ca. 1690 (made)
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Foot: folded; Stem: plain; Knop: lobed; Bowl: round bucket
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | reddish-purple glass with cold-painted inscription |
| Brief description | Drinking glass, probably Irish, John Odacio's glasshouse, Dublin, ca.1690 |
| Physical description | Foot: folded; Stem: plain; Knop: lobed; Bowl: round bucket |
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| Marks and inscriptions | 'God Bless King William And Queen Mary' (cold-painted) |
| Object history | Exhibition of English Glass Catalogue, Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968 (Box XI 1.F.10). Cat. no. 39 See object information file for full text of notes supporting attribution by Colin and Susan Brain to the Dublin glasshouse of the Altarese glassmaker, John Odacio (5th July, 2014), including colour photographs of unpublished fragments excavated on the site of John Odacio's late 17th century glasshouse in Smithfield, Dublin by Franc Myles, 2003. |
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| Other number | 9015 - Glass gallery number |
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| Accession number | C.14-1966 |
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| Record created | December 13, 1997 |
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