Clear Glass Plate

French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum

French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum
French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum
French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum
French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum
French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum
French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum

French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum   French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum
French lacy glass covered mustard jar on stem and attached plate, ca 1840, pattern documented in Corning Museum item. Patents and refinement of techniques to produce pressed glass (which is distinct from earlier mold-blown glass) began in the 1820s in America and also in France and Belgium. The early examples of pressed glass were in the lacy style, in imitation of intricate cut glass with busy surface patterning and stippling. The Corning Museum of Glass has catalogs from Val St.

The Corning Museum owns an example of the same pattern in a small compote, accession number 71.3.142, that they attribute to both French and Belgian producers (Spillman). This table serving piece uses the eyebrows and diamond cutting motifs found on cut glass from the late 18. The jar and plate were pressed separately and joined when still hot; the cover is a separate pressing. Dimensions: jar: 5.5" tall, bottom plate, 5.5" d. Lid, 1.75" tall, 2.575" d.

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For defects that were unmentioned or not shown in the photographs or if the description misrepresented the item significantly. The item "French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum" is in sale since Sunday, September 23, 2018. This item is in the category "Antiques\Decorative Arts\Glass\Jars". The seller is "rivervuantik" and is located in Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania.

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  • Style: French
  • Primary Material: Glass
  • Age: 1800-1849
  • Color: Clear
  • Maker: Baccarat Val St. Lambert
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Country/Region of Origin: France Belgium


French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum   French lacy glass mustard jar with attached plate, ca 1840, Corning Museum