Decanter

German

ca. 1850

Not on view

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Provenance

Title: Decanter
Date: ca. 1850
Culture: German
Medium: Glass
Dimensions: H. w/o stopper 7 5/6 in. (18.6 cm.)
Classification: Glass
Credit Line: Gift of Zita Spiss, in memory of her father, Julius Triger, 1990
Object Number: 1990.328.31a, b
Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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