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Artist/Maker (active 1808 - 1882)

Tumbler with portrait of Dewitt Clinton

ca. 1825
Place madePittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, North America
Glass, ceramic
Overall: 3 in. × 3 1/2 in. (7.6 × 8.9 cm)
Gift of Alfred De Witt
1884.4
According to accession records, this tumbler was part of a set presented to Governor De Witt Clinton. The set was later given to the father of the donor (Peter De Witt). The cameo in the base is attributed to Apsley Pelatt of London.
DescriptionColorless blown lead glass tumbler with cut decoration; cylindrical form with four cut bands 5/8" below rim; six alternating plain and fine diamond grid panels; one plain panel engraved with initials "DWC" for De Witt Clinton; fourteen deep panels cut around base; sulphide of De Witt Clinton incrusted in base.
ClassificationsGLASS
Tumbler with DeWitt Clinton sulphide
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
ca. 1825
1968.22
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1835-1855
1953.348
Figured flask
Stebbins & Chamberlain
1825-1830
1937.958
Plate
1828-1835
1961.139[dup]
Ribbon
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INV.2562
Broadside
DeWitt Clinton
ca. 1828
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Erie Canal Celebration Ribbon
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Broadside
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Ivan Wilson
2003
2010.24.96
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Footed bowl
Bakewell, Pears & Co.
1870-1880
1942.338b
Bakewell, Pears & Co.
1870-1880
1942.338a