Wide Mouth Bottle

Artist Attributed to Vermont Glass Factory, Salisbury, Vermont (American, active 1813 – 1817)

Datec. 1814

MediumSoda lime glass

DimensionsObject Size: 5 inches

Credit LineGift of Muriel Voter Williams ’37

Object number1992.005

Curatorial DepartmentNorth American Art (pre 1900)

_Place of OriginUnited States

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