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Colorless leaded stemmed glass. Six-sided stem and panelled bowl. This stemmed glass may have been a commercial container initially containing jelly and meant to be re-used as a goblet. Mold seams apparent on base (see detail photo). 3.25” base diameter. Yellowish color of vessel believed to be due to post-depositional causes.Appears similar to early 1870s examples from the King Company (Jones 2000:218).
Colorless leaded stemmed glass. Six-sided stem and panelled bowl. This stemmed glass may have been a commercial container initially containing jelly and meant to be re-used as a goblet. Mold seams apparent on base (see detail photo). 3.25” base diameter. Yellowish color of vessel believed to be due to post-depositional causes.Appears similar to early 1870s examples from the King Company (Jones 2000:218).
Colorless leaded stemmed glass. Six-sided stem and panelled bowl. This stemmed glass may have been a commercial container initially containing jelly and meant to be re-used as a goblet. Mold seams apparent on base (see detail photo). 3.25” base diameter. Yellowish color of vessel believed to be due to post-depositional causes.Appears similar to early 1870s examples from the King Company (Jones 2000:218).
18BC27 Federal Reserve