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Vase, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown, enameled, and gilded “Crown Milano” glass, American
Vase
Mount Washington Glass Company
1886–94
Crown Milano Covered Ewer, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Glass, blown, painted, jeweled, and gilded, American
Crown Milano Covered Ewer
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1892–93
Vase, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Free-blown, enameled, and gilded “Burmese” glass, American
Vase
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1886–94
Bowl
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1885–90
Water Pitcher, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Water Pitcher
Mount Washington Glass Company
1885–90
Creamer, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Creamer
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1884–87
Sugar Bowl, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Sugar Bowl
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1887
Biscuit jar, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown, enameled, and gilded Burmese and Crown Milano glass, American
Biscuit jar
Mount Washington Glass Company
1887–1904
Compote, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Compote
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1885–87
Tray, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Tray
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1885
Paperweight, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Free-blown glass, American
Paperweight
Mount Washington Glass Company
1870–1900
Vase, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown burmese glass, American
Vase
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1885–95
Saltcellar, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Cut blown glass, American
Saltcellar
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1893
Vase, Mount Washington Glass Company American, Blown crown milano glass, American
Vase
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1890–1900
Vase, Frederick Shirley American, Blown Sicilian glass, American
Vase
Frederick Shirley
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1878
Bowl
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1885–90
Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Vase
New England Glass Company
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1888
Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Vase
New England Glass Company
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1888
Bowl, Blown satin blue glass, American or British
Bowl
American or British
after 1885
Bowl, Blown satin cranberry and opaque glass, American or British
Bowl
American or British
after 1885
George Washington, Gilbert Stuart American, Oil on canvas, American
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
begun 1795
Glass garland bowl, Glass, Roman
Glass garland bowl
Roman
late 1st century BCE
Glass "Claw" Beaker, Glass, Frankish
Glass "Claw" Beaker
Frankish
5th–6th century
Glass oinochoe, Glass, Greek
Glass oinochoe
Greek
mid-4th–early 3rd century BCE
Washington Crossing the Delaware, Emanuel Leutze German American, Oil on canvas, American
Washington Crossing the Delaware
Emanuel Leutze
1851
Glass oinochoe (jug), Glass, Roman
Glass oinochoe (jug)
Roman
late 1st century BCE–early 1st century CE
Carp in gilt-bronze mount (one of a pair), Hard-paste porcelain with gilding; gilt-bronze mount, Japanese, with French mount
Carp in gilt-bronze mount (one of a pair)
Japanese, with French mount
porcelain, early to mid-eighteenth century; mount, ca. 1750
Carp in gilt-bronze mount (one of a pair), Hard-paste porcelain with gilding; gilt-bronze mount, Japanese, with French mount
Carp in gilt-bronze mount (one of a pair)
Japanese, with French mount
porcelain, early to mid-eighteenth century; mount, ca. 1750
Window from the James A. Patton House, George Washington Maher American, Leaded glass, American
Window from the James A. Patton House
George Washington Maher
Louis J. Millet
ca. 1901
Sherbet glass, Libbey Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American
Sherbet glass
Libbey Glass Company
1904
Wine glass, Jersey Glass Company of George Dummer American, Blown and cut glass, American
Wine glass
Jersey Glass Company of George Dummer
ca. 1824–40
Silver ring with glass paste scarab, Silver, glass paste, Cypriot or Phoenician
Silver ring with glass paste scarab
Cypriot or Phoenician
8th–6th century BCE
Cordial glass, Libbey Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American
Cordial glass
Libbey Glass Company
1904
Vase, Louis C. Tiffany American, Favrile glass, American
Vase
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company
1893–96
Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American
Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74
Glass hexagonal amphoriskos, Glass, Roman
Glass hexagonal amphoriskos
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE
Bowl, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American
Bowl
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65
The Mount Washington Range, from Mount Kearsarge, William Trost Richards American, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on light gray-green wove paper, American
The Mount Washington Range, from Mount Kearsarge
William Trost Richards
1872
Presentation chalice, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Presentation chalice
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
Nicholas Lutz
1870–88
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70