Stippled Petals pattern
Bowl
1908 - 1910 (made)
1908 - 1910 (made)
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Clear colourless glass bowl with boldly crimped, frilled bowl on raised foot. Milky and orange iridescence or peach opalescent, with marigold lustre on moulded leaves pattern. It is press moulded, heat-treated with sprayed on tin and iron choloride mixture, heated.
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Materials and techniques | Glass, press moulded 'peach opalescent', with 'marigold' lustre |
Brief description | Bowl of glass, made by Dugan Glass Co., USA, 1908-1910. |
Physical description | Clear colourless glass bowl with boldly crimped, frilled bowl on raised foot. Milky and orange iridescence or peach opalescent, with marigold lustre on moulded leaves pattern. It is press moulded, heat-treated with sprayed on tin and iron choloride mixture, heated. |
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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 'Stipple petals' by modern collectors, the colour peach opalescent or peach-opal, the gold lustre 'marigold'. |
Bibliographic reference | Carnival glass subject file no.CG-5 |
Other number | 7661 - Glass gallery number |
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Accession number | C.27-1992 |
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Record created | December 13, 1997 |
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