Cable Cruet by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company 1860s Out of stock Annual donations of $1
Description
Annual donations of $1
Medium measures 7" tall
Once the piece is brought out of the mould
Protective eyewear will be provided and may be required during certain stages of assembly and torch work
she aims to foster a deeper appreciation for glass while continuing to create and sell her own distinctive pieces
Cable Cruet by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company 1860s Out of stock Annual donations of $1As a special bicentennial Museum fundraiser we are taking the very unusual step of listing some authentic 19th Century Early American Pressed Glass pieces for sale. Cable Pattern Cruet, originally used for oil or vinegar. Made of leaded glass; not for kitchen use. Manufactured by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company between 1860 and 1870 This pattern is said to commemorate the successful laying of the Atlantic cable. The first attempt at laying a
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