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'Concord' pattern (collectors' name)

Plate
1910 - 1912 (made), 1910 (designed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Amythyst or purple glass plate of circular shape with tooth-edge. It is designed with grapes and vines with a copper gold iridescence on moulded patetrn. It has been press moulded, metallic salts have been sprayed on and it has been hot worked.


Object details

Category
Object type
Titles
  • 'Concord' pattern (collectors' name) (manufacturer's title)
  • Carnival Glass (popular title)
Materials and techniques
Glass, press moulded, hot worked
Brief description
Plate of pressed and hot-worked glass, made by Fenton Art Glass Company, West Virginia (Williamstown), 1910-12.
Physical description
Amythyst or purple glass plate of circular shape with tooth-edge. It is designed with grapes and vines with a copper gold iridescence on moulded patetrn. It has been press moulded, metallic salts have been sprayed on and it has been hot worked.
Dimensions
  • Greatest width width: 25.7cm
Style
Credit line
Given by Raymond and Michel Lerpiniere
Object history
This type of glass has been called Carnival Glass by collectors since c.1960. This pattern is called 'Concord' by modern collectors. From a mould that, without the background network, is called 'Vintage'.
Bibliographic reference
See Carnival Glass subject file, no. CG-2, in the Ceramics and Glass Department.
Other number
0955 - Glass gallery number
Collection
Accession number
C.24-1992

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Record createdDecember 13, 1997
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