Objects - Ceramics and Glass

Vermont has a robust history of creating both ceramics and glass wares. The collection features both Vermont-made objects and pieces that have a history of being used in Vermont.

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Apothecary Bottle
Name/Title
Apothecary Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.9a-b
Description
Clear glass apothecary bottle with a round, glass stopper and a square base. A plastic label is inset into the front of the bottle and reads, "Pepto Bismol / Indegestion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea / Norwich".
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
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Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Apothecary Bottle
Name/Title
Apothecary Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.10a-b
Description
Clear glass apothecary bottle with a square base and a round, glass stopper. The front has a white ceramic label inset into the glass. The label reads, "Tr.AURANTII", between sunburst lines.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Apothecary Bottle
Name/Title
Apothecary Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.13a-b
Description
Clear glass apothecary bottle with a square base. The bottle is plugged with a round glass stopper. There is a paper label on one side that reads, "1 oz. DIURETIN theobromin sodo-salicylate", along with a caution warning and manufacturer's information. Another paper label on the opposite side gives dispensing information and repeats the caution warning. There is a significant amount of powder residue within the bottle.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
E. Bilhuber, Inc.
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
1988.23.1
Description
White milk glass ashtray in the shape of a frying pan. The interior is painted with pink flowers and green leaves and has the label, "SOUVENIR OF MONTPELIER, VT."
Acquisition
1988.23
Made/Created
circa 1927
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Glass
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Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2003.48.1
Description
Rectangular glass ashtray printed with an image of a modern building and the label, "Granite Savings Bank / Barre, Vermont GR 6-3147".
Context
Produced to advertise Granite Savings Bank in Barre, Vermont.
Acquisition
2003.48
Made/Created
circa 1960
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Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2003.82.76
Description
The bottom of the box has staple-like attachments on two sides, which push through the slits on the cover to keep it closed.
Context
Produced to advertise Granite Savings Bank in Barre, Vermont.
Acquisition
2003.82
Made/Created
circa 1960
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Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2004.46.2
Description
Oval, smokey grey glass plate printed in green with the inscription, "VERMONT ENVIRON MONTH", oriented with each word perpendicular to the last and intersection with shared letters. The inscription is shaped around the Green Up logo and the CVB logo. Beneath the text image is the signature of Thomas P. Salmon.
Context
Given to Green Up county chairs to commemorate the 1973 or 1975 Green Up initiative.
Acquisition
2004.46
Made/Created
1973-1975
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Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Salmon, Thomas Paul (b. 1932)
Event
Green Up Day
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.2
Description
Blue ashtray with fluted sides. There is an illustration at the center of a neoclassical building with a silver dome at the center. The building has a portico with six columns. The illustration is labeled, "State House Montpelier, Vt." Outside of the fully color illustration, the rest of the dish is blue. The reverse bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Miss S. S. Slade Montpelier, Vt."
Context
Sold by Miss S. S. Slade Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Miss S. S. Slade
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2009.32.1
Description
Pressed milk glass ashtray in the shape of a pipe. The bowl of the pipe is painted with red flowers and green leaves and has the inscription, "SESQUI CENTENNIAL 1777-1927 BENNINGTON, VT."
Context
Produced to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington
Acquisition
2009.32
Made/Created
1927
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Materials
Glass
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Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Battle of Bennington Sesquicentennial
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.106
Description
Milk glass ashtray shaped like a pipe. The bowl is the pipe is hand painted with simplistic pink flowers with green leaves and the inscription, "SOUVENIR OF PLAINFIELD, VT."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Plainfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
1967.136.4
Description
Clear glass ashtray painted with fingernail polish. The outside is molded with lobes in a flower pattern.
Acquisition
1967.136
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Ashtray
Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Woolworths
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
1972.2.16a-b
Description
Large square glass ashtray set in metal frame with legs and handle. The frame is shaped like a basket, with leaf-shaped brackets fitting around each corner of the ashtray. It is marked, "Neocraft by Everlast"
Acquisition
1972.2
Made/Created
Everlast
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Materials
Glass, Metal
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2022.5.1
Description
Blue-glazed ashtray molded with the word "LEAHY" [raised] radiating out from around the year "1975" [impressed] in the center. The back is stamped with the inscription, "Commemorating Vermont's / First Democratic Senator / Elected November 5, 1974 / benningtonpotter[s] / bennington vermont." The back is unglazed with blue glaze inside the impressed letters.
Context
Made by Bennington Pottery in Bennington, Vermont, to celebrate the election of Patrick Leahy as US Senator.
Acquisition
2022.5
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
1975
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Leahy, Patrick Joseph (b. 1940)
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2001.31.22
Description
Oval, smokey grey glass plate printed in green with a calendar outline filled in with the inscription, "MAY 1974 VERMONT ENVIRON MONTH" Below the calendar is the signature of Thomas P. Salmon.
Context
Given to Green Up county chairs to commemorate the 1974 Green Up initiative.
Acquisition
2001.31
Made/Created
1974
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Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Salmon, Thomas Paul (b. 1932)
Event
Green Up Day
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2022.5.2
Description
Ashtray molded with the words "WALKING DOWN TO WASHINGTON IN 1960 WITH KENNEDY AND JOHNSON". The ashtray is glazed with a matte, green glaze. The bottom is unglazed and stamped with the mark, "VERMONT DESIGN COOPERATIVE BENNINGTON POTTERS *1290".
Context
Made by Bennington Pottery in Benninton, Vermont. In 1960, "Walkin' Down to Washington" was the official song of the Democratic Party.
Acquisition
2022.5
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
1960
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Democratic Party
Place
City
Washington
State/Province
District of Columbia
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2015.19.6
Description
Orange square glass ashtray printed in green on an orange square in the base with the label, "GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE HOWARD A. ROY TRAVEL SERVICE PHONE 306 SWANTON, VT."
Context
Distributed to advertise Howard A. Roy Travel Service in Swanton, Vermont.
Acquisition
2015.19
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Roy, Howard Alden (1898-1972)
Place
Town
Swanton
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.61
Description
Rectangular white ceramic ashtray with the left edge curled up and inward. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a river with factories on its bank. The image is labeled, "WINOOSKI RIVER, WINOOSKI, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany".
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Lexicon
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2014.44.2
Description
Small, square grey glass ashtray. The edges of the dish are molded inward creating a lip, and pushed down and open at the corners. The dish is gilded in the center with an image of a clock on a pole. There are clock faces on both visible sides, as well as the inscription, "MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK" above both faces. Above the image are the words, "The Bank by the Clock", and beneath the image are the words, "ESTABLISHED 1824".
Context
Given away as a promotion by the Montpelier National Bank in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.44
Made/Created
1960-1970
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Montpelier National Bank
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2011.1.72
Description
This is a square ashtray made of clear glass, with a circular bottom. Inside the bottom of the ashtray, there is blue lettering that reads "Emerson's since 1885". Above the lettering, there is additional text printed in blue that reads "FINE FURNITURE AND GIFTS". Below the lettering, there is the address of the store , which is "52-54 ELLIOT ST. BRATTLEBORO, VT".
Context
Produced to advertise Emerson's in Brattleboro, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.1
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Emerson's
Place
Town
Brattleboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
1992.53.4
Description
Square glass ashtray with a round depression in the center. It is printed with the label, "Stolen from ANDY DERBY MOBILE HOMES AND PARK, SALES & SERVICE "We Have The Most Complete Campers Supplies In The Area" Route 5 Derby, Vermont For Service Call "Andy" (802) 766-8812".
Context
Produced as an advertisement for Derby Mobile Homes and Park in Derby, Vermont
Acquisition
1992.53
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Derby Mobile Homes and Park
Place
Town
Derby
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2008.14.2
Description
Ashtray in the shape of a foot, as seen from below. The dish is concave and printed with the inscription, "I GOT A KICK OUT OF VERMONT". The bottom is stamped in purple "59c".
Acquisition
2008.14
Made/Created
circa 1970
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Ceramic
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State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.68
Description
Oval milk glass ashtray painted in the interior with red flowers, green leaves, and the inscription, "SOUVENIR OF BARRE, VT." The exterior of the walls and the base are molded to imitate cut crystal.
Acquisition
2007.55
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Glass
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Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Banana Split Dish
Name/Title
Banana Split Dish
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.5
Description
Heavy, clear glass dish shaped like a long boat or banana. The dish has three lobes: the bottom, and the two sides.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
1938-1968
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Batter Pitcher
Name/Title
Batter Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.27
Description
Dark-brown dyed stoneware pitcher. The lip is molded outward into a spout, and there is an ear-shaped handle on the other side of the pitcher. There are parallel lines around the body of the pitcher at both the upper and lower attachment points of the handle. Above the lower line is the stamped label, "E. NORTON & CO.
Context
Made by E. Norton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
E. Norton & Co.
1881-1885
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Materials
Stoneware
Beads
Name/Title
Beads
Entry/Object ID
1982.24.78
Description
17 black glass beads. They have been tied together on a white string.
Context
Likely owned by a member of the Goodhue or Coolidge families of Burlington and Plymouth, Vermont.
Acquisition
1982.24
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Glass
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Beaker
Name/Title
Beaker
Entry/Object ID
1958.9.2
Description
Clear glass beaker with straight sides.
Context
Owned by Charles Dewey of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.9
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, Charles (1828-1905)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Beaker
Name/Title
Beaker
Entry/Object ID
1958.9.3
Description
Large clear glass cup. The cup flares outward slightly toward the top.
Context
Likely used by a member of the Dewey family of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.9
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Glass
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Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Beanpot
Name/Title
Beanpot
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.138
Description
Ceramic beanpot with mottled brown glaze. The pot has a curved handle on one side that rises above the rim. The lid is missing.
Context
Not marked; duplicate is also not marked
Acquisition
1957.1
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Bone Dish
Name/Title
Bone Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.30.1
Description
White, crescent-shaped porcelain bone dish with decoratively shaped and gilded edges. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a Victorian building with an arched doorway, two towers, and monument in front of it. The image is labeled, "SPAULDING GRADED SCHOOL, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY C. N. KENYON & CO. BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.30
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
C. N. Kenyon & Co., Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bone Dish
Name/Title
Bone Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.30.2
Description
White, crescent-shaped porcelain bone dish with decoratively shaped and gilded edges. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a monument consisting of a square pedestal and a figure of a man. The image is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS MONUMENT, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY C. N. KENYON & CO. BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.30
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Burns, Robert (1759-1796), C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bone Dish
Name/Title
Bone Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.30.4
Description
White, crescent-shaped porcelain bone dish with decoratively shaped and gilded edges. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large institutional building. The image is labeled, "GODDARD SEMINARY, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY C. N. KENYON & CO. BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.30
Made/Created
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
C. N. Kenyon & Co., Goddard College
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1975.25.1
Description
Clear glass soda bottle. The center front of the bottle is labeled, "HARDWICK BOTTLING WORKS / ED BARR PROP. / HARDWICK, VT."
Context
Made by Hardwick Bottling Works in Hardwick, Vermont.
Acquisition
1975.25
Made/Created
Hardwick Bottling Works
1909
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barr's Better Beverages
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1975.25.2
Description
Green glass soda bottle. The bottle has a white label printed in blue with an image of a bear and the inscription, "Drink Barr's Soda", along with production information. The word "Barr's" is written in fancy script on the neck of the bottle.
Context
Made by Hardwick Bottling Works in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1975.25
Made/Created
Hardwick Bottling Works
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barr's Better Beverages
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1977.49
Description
Square green glass bottle with molded designs and a paper label. The sides are each molded with a different design: three stars and the dates 1776-1976, an adaptation of the Vermont state seal, and an outline of a maple leaf. The fourth side is molded with four stars and has a paper label explaining the bottle in green text.
Context
Made of recycled Heineken bottles by Vermont Glass House, Inc, in Cabot, VT, 1976.
Acquisition
1977.49
Made/Created
Artist
Cole, Charles Henry (1938-2017)
Vermont Glass House, Inc.
1976
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Event
US Bicentennial Celebration
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.48.4
Description
Green glass bottle with pink foil on the neck. The bottle has a paper label with an illustration of a horse-drawn cart and the label, "Vermont Wineries / Rhubarb Wine".
Context
Made by Vermont Wineries, Inc. in Danby, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.48
Made/Created
Vermont Wineries, Inc.
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Materials
Glass, Paper, Metal
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.48.1
Description
Green glass bottle with red foil around the neck. The bottle has a paper label showing an illustration of a house and orchard with the inscription, "Vermont Wineries / Vermont State Apple Wine".
Context
Made by Vermont Wineries, Inc. in Danby, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.48
Made/Created
Vermont Wineries, Inc.
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.48.2
Description
Green glass wine bottle with white foil around the neck. The bottle has a paper label with an illustration of a house within an idyllic country setting and the label, "Vermont Wineries / Honey Wine".
Context
Made by Vermont Wineries in Danby, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.48
Made/Created
Vermont Wineries, Inc.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.48.3
Description
Green glass wine bottle with gold foil on the neck. The bottle has a paper label showing a winter sugaring scene with the label "Vermont Wineries / Vermont State Maple Wine".
Context
Made by Vermont Wineries, Inc. in Danby, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.48
Made/Created
Vermont Wineries, Inc.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.171
Description
Brown glass bottle. Paper label reads: "Pure/ Evaporated Cider/ Guaranteed under the Pure Food Law/ Not sold by weight or measure (State Seal)/ Put up by/ Arthur H. Graves/ Manufacturer of/ Evaporated Cider/ Waterbury, Vt./ Reasons why you should use/ Graves Evap. Cider/ It is made from clean select (torn) improved method, and (torn)/ a strictly first c(lass) (torn)."
Context
Made by Arthur H. Graves in Waterbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.43
Made/Created
Graves, Arthur H.
1920
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Bottle
Interpretative Labels
Panther Breath Bottle, c. 1885 Made by William Miller Montpelier, VT Glass William Miller of Montpelier started his bottling business in 1886 and produced ginger ale, birch beer, and tonic beer. He frequently skirted Vermont’s prohibition laws by brewing beer and distilling a moonshine nicknamed “panther breath.” His bottling business, inn, and saloon were raided frequently. He made several appearances in court, earning fines but never any other serious consequences.
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1981.10.2
Description
Clear glass drink bottle with the molded inscription, "Wm. MILLER/ MONTPELIER/VT."
Context
William Miller bottled beer and "panther breath" during Prohibition.
Acquisition
1981.10
Made/Created
William Miller
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
William Miller
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1981.10.1
Description
Green glass soda bottle with the molded label, "MISKO SEAL/BEVERAGE CO./MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Made by the Misko Seal Beverage Company in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1981.10
Made/Created
Misko Seal Beverage Co.
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1981.10.3
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with the molded label, "JOSEPH MERLO BARRE, VT".
Context
Made by Joseph Merlo, bottler, in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1981.10
Made/Created
Joseph Merlo
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1986.28.1
Description
Small, clear glass bottle with cork stopper and paper label. The label reads, "Extract/Vanilla/For Ice Cream, Puddings, Pastry &c./Warranted PUre/Prepared by Burlington Drug Co. Wholesale Druggists Burlington, Vermont."
Context
Made by Burlington Drug Company in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1986.28
Made/Created
Burlington Drug Company
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1987.11.3
Description
Clear glass soda bottle. Both the body and neck of the bottle are labeled, "SEAL'S SPARKLING " with a logo of a seal balancing a soda bottle on its nose in front of mountain peaks.
Context
Made by Seal's Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1987.11
Made/Created
Seal's Soda Company
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1989.48.1
Description
Green glass bottle with paper label bearing the inscription, "VERMONT HARD CIDER" and an image of a dripping tap coming out of an apple. There is a Vermont Seal of Quality accompanying the bottle, previously attached above the front label. There is a small sticker on the revers.
Context
Made by Joseph Cerniglia Winery, Inc. in Cavendish, Vermont
Acquisition
1989.48
Made/Created
Joseph Cerniglia Winery, Inc.
1989
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.54
Description
Miniature ceramic bottle gilded with a design of two stems of wheat and printed with the red inscription, "Souvenir Enosburg Falls, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Enosburg Falls
Town
Enosburg
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2001.17.3
Description
Clear glass bottle with two paper labels: one around the center and one around the neck. The screw-on cap is still present. The labels read, "ALL NATURAL SODA / mad RIVER / CREAM SODA", and show an outline of a mountain over a river.
Context
Made by Made River Trading Co. in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2001.17
Made/Created
Mad River Trading Company
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Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2001.17.5
Description
Clear glass bottle with two paper labels: one around the center and one around the neck. The screw-on cap is still present. The labels read, "ALL NATURAL SODA / mad RIVER / BLACK CHERRY EXPLOSION", and show an outline of a mountain over a river.
Context
Made by Made River Trading Company in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2001.17
Made/Created
Mad River Trading Company
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Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2001.17.4
Description
Clear glass bottle with two paper labels: one around the center and one around the neck. The screw-on cap is still present. The labels read, "ALL NATURAL SODA / mad RIVER / RADICAL RASPBERRY-LEMON", and show an outline of a mountain over a river.
Context
Made by Mad River Trading Co. in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2001.17
Made/Created
Mad River Trading Company
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Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1999.21.2
Description
Brown glass beer bottle with paper label for Otter Creek Brewing's Summer Wheat Ale. The label shows a covered bridge stretching over a river or creek.
Context
Made by Otter Creek Brewing in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1999.21
Made/Created
Otter Creek Brewing
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1999.21.3
Description
Brown glass beer bottle with paper label for Otter Creek Brewing's Summer Wheat Ale.
Context
Made by Otter Creek Brewing in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1999.21
Made/Created
Otter Creek Brewing
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Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1999.21.1
Description
Brown glass beer bottle with a green and white paper label for Rail City Ale, Boxcar No. 326.
Context
Made by Rail City Ale in St. Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
1999.21
Made/Created
Rail City Brewing
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2000.47.1
Description
Green glass wine bottle with a paper label showing a painting of sunflowers and a decorative, architectural bracket. There is gold-toned foil at the top of the neck, but the cork has been removed.
Acquisition
2000.47
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.2
Description
Green glass bottle with a molded star at the base of the neck and the molded inscription, "STAR SODA WATER".
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.3
Description
Clear glass bottle with a molded star at the base of the neck and the molded inscription, "STAR SODA WATER".
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.4
Description
Clear glass bottle with a blue-and-white printed label showing a shield and a circle wearing a crown. The label reads, "KING BEVERAGES CONTENTS NOT LESS THAN 7 FL. OZ. REG. U. S. PAT OFF."
Context
Produced by Orcott Beverage Co. of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Orcott Beverage Co.
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.6
Description
Clear glass bottle with a blue-and-white printed label showing a shield and a circle wearing a crown. The label reads, "KING BEVERAGES CONTENTS NOT LESS THAN 12 FL. OZ. REG. U. S. PAT OFF."
Context
Made by Orcott Beverage Co. of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Orcott Beverage Co.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.7
Description
Clear glass bottle with a white and red label showing a man with a long white bear and the words, "You'll love it! Frostie Old Fashion ROOT BEER".
Context
Made by Burk Mountain Soda Co. in West Burke, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Burke Mountain Soda Co.
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Frostie Root Beer
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.8
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "STANDARD BOTTLING WORKS ST. JOHNSBURY VT."
Context
Made by Standard Bottling Works in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Standard Bottling Works
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.10
Description
Green glass bottle with the label, "CHAPLAIN", printed on the neck and an illegible shield-shaped label at the center front.
Context
Made by Champlain Carbonated Beverages in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Champlain Carbonated Beverages
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.11
Description
Clear glass bottle with molded inscription, "Green Mountain Spring Co., Barre, VT."
Context
Made by Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.13
Description
Green glass soda bottle with the molded inscription, "MOXIE", around the shoulder.
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Moxie
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.14
Description
Green glass soda bottle with the molded inscription "Coca-Cola" around the middle.
Context
Made in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.15
Description
Straight-sided clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "Crystal Spring Bottling Co. Barnet, VT."
Context
Made by the Crystal Spring Bottling Co. in Barnet, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Crystal Spring Bottling, Co.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.16
Description
Clear glass bottle with a white printed label that reads, "Frostie Old Fashioned ROOT BEER You'll love it!"
Context
Made by Frostie Root Beer in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Frostie Root Beer
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.17
Description
Round clear glass ribbed bottle with the molded inscription, "Orange Crush St. Johnsbury, Vt."
Context
Made by Orange Crush in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Orange Crush
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.19
Description
Clear glass bottle with the word, "CHAMPLAIN" printed twice on the neck, and a white, shield-shaped label with the red inscription, "Champlain Carbonated Beverages Burlington, VT."
Context
Made by Champlain Carbonated Beverages in Burlington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Champlain Carbonated Beverages
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.20
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "Coca-Cola" across the middle.
Context
Made in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.21
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "BARR'S BETTER BEVERAGES HARDWICK, VT."
Context
Made by Barr's Better Beverages in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Barr's Better Beverages
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.22
Description
Clear glass bottle with a yellow label with the red inscription, "NEHI BEVERAGES".
Context
Made by Nehi Beverages in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Nehi Beverages
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.23
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "HARDWICK BOTTLING WORKS ED BARR, PROP. HARDWICK, VT."
Context
Made by Hardwick Bottling Works in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Hardwick Bottling Works
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.24
Description
Clear glass drink bottle bearing the molded inscription, "Wm. Miller / Montpelier".
Context
William Miller bottled beer and "panther breath" during Prohibition.
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
William Miller
20th Century
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.25
Description
Clear glass bottle with the red and white printed label, "Frostie You'll love it!"
Context
Made by Barr's Better Beverages in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Barr's Better Beverages
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Frostie Root Beer
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.29
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "Coco-Cola", around the center.
Context
Made in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.33
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "MISKO SEAL BEVERAGE CO. MONTPELIER, V.T."
Context
Made by Misko Seal Beverage Company in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Misko Seal Beverage Co.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.34
Description
Green glass soda bottle with a blue and white label showing a bear with the inscription, "Drink BARR'S SODA".
Context
Made by Hardwick Bottling Works in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Hardwick Bottling Works
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barr's Better Beverages
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.35
Description
Large green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "EQUINOX SPRING WATER MANCHESTER VERMONT".
Context
Made by Equinox Spring Water in Manchester, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Equinox Spring Water
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.36
Description
Green glass bottle with wired stopper and the molded inscription, "Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co. Barre V.T." around the base.
Context
Made by Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.37
Description
Quart-sized clear glass bottle with the green printed label, "GREEN MOUNTAIN CARBONATED BEVERAGES".
Context
Made by Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co.
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.38
Description
Green glass soda bottle with the molded inscription, "JAMES MORAN BOTTLER".
Context
Made by James Moran in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
James Moran
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.39
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with the molded inscription, "BALDWIN MINERAL SPRING CO. WELLS RIVER V.T."
Context
Made by Baldwin Mineral Spring Company in Wells River, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Baldwin Mineral Spring Co.
1890-1910
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.40
Description
Clear glass bottle with two printed labels reading "BERKIE" and the label, "QUALITY BEVERAGES".
Context
Made by Berkie Quality Beverages in Rutland, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Berkie Quality Beverages
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.42
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with the molded inscription, "JOSEPH MERLO BARRE, V.T." around the initials JM.
Context
Made by Joseph Merlo in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Joseph Merlo
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.43
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "S. B. DOTY BOTTLER MORRISVILLE, V.T."
Context
Made by S. B. Doty in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
S. B. Doty
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.45
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with a black and white printed label that reads, "MISSION BEVERAGES Naturally Good".
Context
Made by Mission Beverages in Brattleboro, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Mission Beverages
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.46
Description
Round ribbed brown glass bottle with a diamond-shaped paper label that reads "Orange Crush Soda".
Context
Made by Orange Crush in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Orange Crush
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Vermont Orange Crush Bottling and Maple Products Corporation
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.48
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with the molded inscription, "DORN'S Venetian Beverages Burlington, V.T."
Context
Made by Dorn's Venetian Beverages in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
DORN'S Venetian Beverages
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.49
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with the molded inscription, "STAR Soda Water".
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.50
Description
Clear glass bottle with a white printed label showing a seal balancing a bottle on its nose and the inscription, "SEAL'S SPARKLING PURITY SODAS SEAL SODA CO., BARRE, V.T."
Context
Made by Seal's Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Seal's Soda Company
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.51
Description
Clear glass bottle with a white printed label that reads, "Frostie Old Fashioned ROOT BEER You'll love it!"
Context
Made by Frostie Root Beer in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Frostie Root Beer
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2000.19.1
Description
Clear glass bottle with a purple paper label showing an image of a long-haired, bearded man wearing a two-horned helmet. The lip is molded for a screw-on cap. The front side of the label reads, "ODIN'S FEAST / HONEY POPPYSEED SAUCE". The other side of the label is printed with a story about Odin feeding his family wholesome food.
Context
Made by Odin's Feast in Warren, Vermont; Sold by Hunger Mountain Co-Op in Montpelier, Vermont.
Acquisition
2000.19
Made/Created
Odin's Feast
2000
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hunger Mountain Co-Op
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2010.3a-b
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “M. J. McCOWAN BARRE, VT." around a decorative monogram of the letters MJM. There is a wire stopper at the top. Around the base of the bottle is the inscription, "THIS BOTTLE NOT TO BE SOLD".
Context
Used by M. J. McGowan (grocer) in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.3
Made/Created
M. J. McGowan
1910
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Materials
Glass, Metal, Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
McGowan, Martin James (1860-1913)
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.37.4
Description
Cylindrical stoneware bottle impressed with the letter D just above the shoulder. The sides of the bottle are straight, and the neck tapers to a thick rim. The inside of the bottle is glazed with a dark brown glaze.
Context
Found on the site of George Dewey's home as the house was being torn down.
Acquisition
2004.37
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Materials
Ceramic, Stoneware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2006.29.1
Description
Clear glass soda bottle. Both the body and neck of the bottle are labeled, "SEAL'S SPARKLING " with a logo of a seal balancing a soda bottle on its nose in front of mountain peaks.
Context
Made by Seal's Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.29
Made/Created
Seal's Soda Company
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2006.29.2
Description
Clear glass soda bottle. Both the body and neck of the bottle are labeled, "SEAL'S SPARKLING " with a logo of a seal balancing a soda bottle on its nose in front of mountain peaks.
Context
Made by Seal's Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.29
Made/Created
Seal's Soda Company
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2006.30
Description
Clear glass bottom with textured ovals around the middle. The shoulder is molded with the inscription, "Zan's Sodas, Inc. Barre, Vermont." The base is molded with the inscription, "CONTENTS 8 FL. OZ. REGISTERED".
Context
Made by Zan's Sodas, Inc. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.30
Made/Created
Zan's Sodas, Inc.
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2021.27.1
Description
Green glass bottle with plastic screw-on cap. The bottle is full of liquid and has never been unsealed. The front of the bottle has a paper label with an image of a tree and the name, "Versa Montes Liqeur". The back of the bottle has a label explaining that the liquid inside is a mixture of maple syrup and scotch. A small paper booklet of cocktail recipes hangs from the bottle's neck.
Context
Made in Montpelier, Vermont. Found in a home in Calais, Vermont.
Acquisition
2021.27
Made/Created
Versa Montes
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Glass
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Place
Town
Calais
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Interpretative Labels
Catamount Ale Bottle, 1987 Distributed by Catamount Brewing Company, 1984-2000 White River Junction, VT Glass, paper Gift of William Osgood,1987.6.1 Founded in 1984 by partners Stephen Mason, Alan Davis, and Stephen Israel, the Catamount Brewing Company was among the pioneers of craft beer on the East Coast. Their Catamount Gold, the bottle featured here, won a gold medal at the 1989 Great American Beer Festival. They expanded quickly and opened a huge new brewing facility in Windsor in 1996, but their meteoric rise was matched by an equally quick fall, and they closed in April 2000. The Windsor facility was purchased and is still occupied today by the Massachusetts Bay Brewing Company, makers of Harpoon. In 2020, Harpoon begin brewing under the Catamount label once again.
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1987.6.1a
Description
Brown glass beer bottle with a metal cap. The bottle has two paper labels, one around the neck and one around the body. The lower label has an illustration of a mountain lion (catamount) with the title, "CATAMOUNT GOLD".
Context
Distributed by Catamount Brewing Company in White River Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
1987.6
Made/Created
1987
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Materials
Cardboard, Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Catamount Brewing Company
Place
Village
White River Junction
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.27
Description
Round green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "GREEN MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER SODA CO. BARRE, VT." in a circle at the center. The word "REGISTERED" is at the shoulder, and the words, "CONTENTS 8 FLUID OUNCES" is near the base.
Context
Made by Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Company in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.27
Made/Created
Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co.
1930-1940
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.12
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with elongated neck and concase reverse. The face bears the molded inscription, " DUTCHERS/NO 50/COLOGNE/ST. ALBANS VT". The base bears the molded inscription, "918" and a paper sticker with the penciled inscription, "$3.00".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Frederick Dutcher & Sons
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Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2000.12.2
Description
Square, green glass bottle with unique molded images on each side: "1776 / 1976" within a ribbon; a maple leaf; a simplified version of the Vermont state seal with the inscriptions "VERMONT" and "FREEDOM AND LIBERTY"; and four stars above a paper label.

The paper label reads, "The Vermont Bicentennial Bottle / Designed and hand blown by Vermont Craftsmen, this bottle commemorates Vermont's unique role in the history of this nation. It is made entirely from recycled glass , suing a hand carved graphite mold and employing techniques of early American glass blowers. / VERMONT GLASS HOUSE, INC. CABOT, VERMONT 05647" with the Vermont Bicentennial logo. The bottom is scratched with the inscription, "No. 10/500 Vermont Glass House."
Context
Made by Vermont Glass House in Cabot, Vermont, to celebrate the US Bicentennial.
Acquisition
2000.12
Made/Created
Vermont Glass House, Inc.
1976
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Peck, Louis Provost (1918-2008)
Event
US Bicentennial Celebration
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2000.12.3
Description
Square, green glass bottle with unique molded images on each side: "1776 / 1976" within a ribbon; a maple leaf; a simplified version of the Vermont state seal with the inscriptions "VERMONT" and "FREEDOM AND LIBERTY"; and four stars above a paper label. The paper label reads, "The Vermont Bicentennial Bottle / Designed and hand blown by Vermont Craftsmen, this bottle commemorates Vermont's unique role int he history of this nation. It is made entirely from recycled glass , suing a hand carved graphite mold and employing techniques of early American glass blowers. / VERMONT GLASS HOUSE, INC. CABOT, VERMONT 05647" with the Vermont Bicentennial logo. The bottom is scratched with the inscription, "Vermont Glass House Inc. First Day 3-19-75".
Context
Made by Vermont Glass House, Inc., in Cabot, Vermont, to celebrate the US Bicentennial.
Acquisition
2000.12
Made/Created
Vermont Glass House, Inc.
1975
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Materials
Glass, Paper
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Event
US Bicentennial Celebration
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.109
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. Eddy & Co. Brattleboro, Vt." in cursive.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.110
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “H. J. DWINELL DWINELL'S NERVE TONIC MORRISVILLE VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
H. J. Dwinell
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.111
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. Eddy & Co. Brattleboro, Vt. Registered" in cursive.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.112
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “S. B. Doty Bottler Morrisville Vt." in cursive.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
S. B. Doty
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.113
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. EDDY & CO. BRATTLEBORO, VT." around a decorative monogram of the business' initials.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.114
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “STANDARD BOTTLING WORKS ST. JOHNSBURY, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Standard Bottling Works
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.115
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. Eddy & Co. Brattleboro, Vt. Registered" in cursive.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.116
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “REGISTERED S. B. DOTY BOTTLER MORRISVILLE VT. THIS BOTTLE IS NOT TO BE SOLD".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
S. B. Doty
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.117
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “S. B. DOTY BOTTLER MORRISVILLE, VT." There is a cork stopper in the mouth of the bottle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
S. B. Doty
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.118
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “REGISTERED ALPHA SPRINGS GREEN MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER CO. BENNINGTON, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Green Mountain Spring Water Soda Co.
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Alpha Springs
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.119
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. EDDY & CO. BRATTLEBORO, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.121
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the letter K on one side and a paper label on the opposite side. The paper label "Hires" along with the bottling and manufacturing information.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
The Charles E. Hires Company
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Kidder, George T.
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.122
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “REGISTERED A. SCAMPINI BARRE, VT" around a decorative monogram of the initials AS. The top of the bottle is sealed with a cork connected to a hinged wire, allowing it to open and reseal.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
A. Scampini
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.124
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. Eddy & Co. Brattleboro, Vt. Registered" in cursive.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.125
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “CRYSTAL SPRINGS BOTTLING CO. BARNET, VT." on one side and a shield-shaped paper label on the other side that reads, "Bottled by CRYSTAL SPRINGS BOTTLING CO. / GINGER ALE / "PURITY" TRADE MARK / BARNET, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Crystal Spring Bottling, Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.126
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “BARR'S BETTER BEVERAGES HARDWICK, VT REGISTERED".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Barr's Better Beverages
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.127
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “REGISTERED GREEN MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER SODA".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Green Mountain Beverage Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.128
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “REGISTERED SPRINGFIELD BOTTLING CO. SPRINGFIELD, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Springfield Bottling Company
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.129
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, "J SHEEHY BOTTLER ST. ALBANS, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. Sheehy
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.130
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “S. H. DARLING & SON NEWPORT, VT." There is a wire bent into an oval inserted into the bottle's opening.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
W. H. Darling & Son
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.132
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with a printed label. The label reads, "DOMINION DRY BEVERAGES" around an image of a glacier or rocky mountain with a pup tent at the base. The words, "DOMINION DRY", are printed twice on either side of the neck. The price 50 cents is written in ink on the neck.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dominion Dry Beverages
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Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.133
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with a printed label. The label reads, “Acme Premium BEVERAGES" with an image of a mountain. The word "Acme" is printed on either side of the neck. There is a cork sealing the bottle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Acme Beverage Company
circa 1950
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Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.134
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “MEMPHREMAGOG BOTTLING CO. NEWPORT, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Memphremagog Bottling Company
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.135
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “J. D. WHEELER BETHEL VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. D. Wheeler
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.137
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “M. J. McCOWAN BARRE, VT." around a decorative crest. There is a wire stopper at the top. Around the base of the bottle is the inscription, "THIS BOTTLE IS TO BE RETURNED WHEN EMPTY".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
M. J. McGowan
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.138
Description
Clear glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “STANDARD BOTTLING WORKS ST. JOHNSBURY, VT".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Standard Bottling Works
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.139
Description
Large, green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “DORN'S VENETIAN BEVERAGES" around the shoulder.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
DORN'S Venetian Beverages
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.141
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “C. H. EDDY & CO BRATTLEBORO, VT." There is a wire stopper at the top.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.3
Description
Black glass wine bottle. The bottle is unmarked.
Context
Used for wine or grappa by the Bianchi family of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.37
Ethnography
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.142
Description
Green glass soda bottle molded with the inscription, “E. F. FOWLER 18 ELM ST. BURLINGTON VT. REGISTERED".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
E. F. Fowler
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2020.22.141
Description
Small, fluted glass bottle with paper label saying, "1/2 oz. belt bottle".
Context
Made by Newton & Thompson Manufacturing Company in Brandon, VT
Acquisition
2020.22
Made/Created
Newton & Thompson Manufacturing Company
circa 1920-circa 1930
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1946.29a
Description
Three-sided clear glass bottle.
Context
Used by a member of the Pitkin family in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1946.29
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Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.8a-d
Description
Small, dark green bottle with cardboard case. The bottle has a screw-on metal cap and a paper sticker label that reads, "Vermont Ice / VERMONT Dessert Wine". There is a gold circle at the center bottom of the label that reads, "Ice Wine 13% ALC-VOL 50 ML", in the center and, "PRODUCED AND BOTTLED BY BOYDEN VALLEY WINERY OF CAMBRIDGE VERMONT" around the edge. The cardboard tube is printed with the same label. There is a round metal cap that closes the top of the tube.
Context
Made by Boyden Valley Winery in Cambridge, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.52
Made/Created
Boyden Valley Winery
2014
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Cardboard, Metal, Paper
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.161a-b
Description
Venetian glass bottle with glass stopper. The bottle is heavily decorated with gold paint and dyed orange in the undecorated medallions. It sits on a stem.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.158
Description
Green glass hand-blown bottle. The spout is off center, and the lip is not symmetrical.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.44.1
Description
Green soda bottle with the label "University of Vermont" around the neck. The center of the bottle is printed with the label, "Coca-Cola" on one side and an illustration of a catamount with the label "Catamounts" on the other side.
Context
Made by Coca-Cola for the University of Vermont
Acquisition
1996.44
Made/Created
The Coca-Cola Company
1995
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.446
Description
Round, green glass bottle with short neck. The free blown body is asymmetrical, and the opening is soft and rounded.
Context
Used to hold elderberry wine by Sarah Hager, Proctorsville, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Sarah Augusta Goddard (1828-1910)
Place
Village
Proctorsville
Town
Cavendish
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.440
Description
Green glass bottle. The bottle is oval shaped and flat on two sides. It has a deep pontil.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.691
Description
Green blown glass bottle. The bottle has a gently flaring body with a long neck, now cracked.
Context
Made by Lake Dunmore Glass Company in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.11
Description
Green glass bottle. The hand-blown bottle has a bulbous body that tapers into a long neck. There is a ride roll of glass at the opening, and the base of the bottle turns inward. The neck leans to one side. It is sealed with a cork, and the neck is tied with a string (both said to be original).
Context
This rum bottle is said to have hung above Captain Daniel Cady's bunk during the Revolutionary War (the letter never says Revolutionary War)
Acquisition
1958.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cady, Daniel
Event
American Revolutionary War
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1959.23.13
Description
Ceramic bottle in the shape of a man. The bottle has a mottled brown glaze. The man is shown wearing a long, full cloak, clutching it closed in the front. Above the closure he is holding a round mug. He is wearing a brimmed hat.
Acquisition
1959.23
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1959.58.6
Description
Glass pickle bottle. The glass is mostly clear, but has a slight green tinge. It has a round neck and opening and a square body.
Context
Likely used in East Calais, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.58
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Place
Village
East Calais
Town
Calais
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1959.58.8
Description
Clear glass bottle. The bottle has a short, wide neck. Both the neck and the body of the bottle are round, and the body has straight sides.
Context
Likely used in East Calais, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.58
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Village
East Calais
Town
Calais
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bottles
Name/Title
Bottles
Entry/Object ID
1992.28.3
Description
Six-pack of Ethan Allen Ale, in a cardboard carrier with a special label saying, "Especially brewed for the Vermont Bicentennial." A label on each bottle reads, "In honor of the Vermont Bicentennial, Catamount Brewing Co. proudly presents Ethan Allen Ale, a toast to the spirit of our past and promose of our future." Cardboard carrier is green with an image of Ethan Allen on each side. Bottles are brown glass with gold caps and green, gold and red labels that match the design on the cardboard carrier.
Context
Produced to celebrate the one-hundredth anniversary of Vermont's statehood by Catamount Brewing Co. of White River Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
1992.28
Made/Created
Catamount Brewing Company
1991
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Materials
Glass, Cardboard, Metal
Relationships
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.3a
Description
Footed bowl printed in blue on one side with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.2
Description
Small bowl with a color illustration of a lake at the center. The edge of the lake is lined with trees and there are two buildings visible at the center. The image is labeled, "Shattuck Cottages, Lake Eden." The border is decorated with a soft, air-brushed design of purple and green luster with leaf-shaped stenciled areas. The back bears the label, "Made in Germany for H. M. Shattuck, Eden."
Context
Sold by H. M. Shattuck in Eden, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. M. Shattuck
Place
Town
Eden
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2009.20.1
Description
Large, hand-blown green glass bowl with wide rim. The bowl has a heavy base and thick sides.
Context
Made at the Champlain Glass Company in Burlington, Vermont.
Acquisition
2009.20
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Champlain Glass Company
circa 1830
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.128
Description
White ceramic bowl printed in the center with a line drawing of a city block of commercial buildings. The image is labeled, "The Terry Store and Post Office Block, South Ryegate, Vt." The bottom of the bowl is marked, "Made in Germany for B. L. TERRY, South Ryegate, Vt."
Context
Sold by B. L. Terry in South Ryegate, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), B. L. Terry
Place
Village
South Ryegate
Town
Ryegate
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.11
Description
Large ceramic bowl with straight flaring sides and flared lip. The interior of the bowl is glazed, showing the light-brown color of the ceramic body. The exterior of the bowl is stained black from use over a fire.
Context
Owned by a family in Salisbury, Vermont, who purchased it from the Middlebury Pottery.
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
19th Century
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Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.76
Description
Redware. Olive green glaze.
Marked in pencil- "Middlebury"

Shallow red-bodied ceramic bowl with an olive green glaze. The word "Middlebury" is written across the bottom in pencil.
Context
Attributed to Middlebury Pottery
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Middlebury Pottery
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Dimensions
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2004.60.3
Description
Heavy white ceramic bowl. The oval bowl has steeply raised sides and a wide rim. The side is printed with an armorial image consisting of two figures in sailor suits holding oars in the outer hands and a banner between them. The shield-shaped banner has a yellow anchor on a blue ground. Above the banner in a three-masted ship with sails furled. Below the image is a ribbon or banner with the inscription, "CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY". The reverse has the green mark, "O.P.CO. SYRACUSE CHINA F-3".
Context
Used on a ship owned by the Champlain Transportation Company
Acquisition
2004.60
Made/Created
Syracuse China
Mar 1925
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2004.60.4
Description
Small white ceramic bowl. The round bowl has a curved rim that is printed with an armorial image consisting of two figures in sailor suits holding oars in the outer hands and a banner between them. The shield-shaped banner has a yellow anchor on a blue ground. Above the banner in a three-masted ship with sails furled. Below the image is a ribbon or banner with the inscription, "CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY". The reverse has the green mark, "O.P.CO. SYRACUSE CHINA D-9".
Context
Used on a ship owned by the Champlain Transportation Company
Acquisition
2004.60
Made/Created
Syracuse China
Sep 1923
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.124
Description
Slightly faceted washbasin with flared rim and mottled glazed decoration. The glaze is spotted with green, orange dark blue. The very edges of the rim are molded in straight lines. The bottom is marked, "Lyman Fenton & Co. / Bennington, Vt. / Fenton's ENAMEL PATENTED 1849."
Context
Madey by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.140
Description
Cream-colored dish with orange and red stripes on the rim, pink and red flowers and green leaves. No lable, perhaps hand-painted.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.3b
Description
Footed bowl printed in blue on one side with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.82
Description
Redware bowl with an olive green glaze on the interior. The exterior is unglazed.
Acquisition
1957.1
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Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.64
Description
Large earthenware mixing bowl with mottled brown glaze. The sides flare outward toward the top, and the lip curls downward to form a rim. The bottom is stamped with the mark, "Lyman Fenton and Co."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.75
Description
Red-bodied ceramic bowl with an olive-green glaze. The words, "Middlebury Pottery" are written across the bottom in pencil.
Context
Attributed to Middlebury Pottery in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Middlebury Pottery
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Dimensions
Bowl
Interpretative Labels
Bowl, 1832-1839 Lake Dunmore Glassworks (1832-1839) Salisbury, Vermont Glass Bequest of Harold G. Rugg, #1957.1.257 Four glassworks operated in Vermont during the first half of the nineteenth century. The Vermont Glass Factory opened in 1813 and had operations in Salisbury on Lake Dunmore and in East Middlebury. Both operations primarily made window glass, though the East Middlebury works probably made bottles and other wares as well. Due to fire and financial problems, the initially successful company was out of business by 1817. The Lake Dunmore Glass Company opened on the site of the older glassworks in 1832 and stayed in operation until 1839. Like its predecessor it manufactured window glass, though several examples of bowls and bottles made by its workers survive. The largest of the four companies was the Champlain Glass Works, which opened in Burlington in 1827. The large works employed 100 people in making window glass and bottles. During the 1840s it successfully marketed its wares in the west, using the Champlain and Erie canals. Without enough wood to fuel its furnaces it closed in 1850.
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.257
Description
Green glass bowl. The bowl has tall, straight sides and a flared lip. It sits on a round base.
Context
Made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
1832-1839
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2008.12.1
Description
Flared clear glass punchbowl with a square base. One side is etched with the inscription, "2005 Full Duty Award Presented to Thomas McKenna April 23, 2005".
Acquisition
2008.12
Made/Created
Artist
Pearce, Simon
2005
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
McKenna, Thomas P.
Place
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2016.22.1
Description
Large stoneware bowl with slightly flared lip and low base. The bowl has horizontal rings from the throwing process. The outside is beige with dark flecks and the inside is glazed turquoise with light mottling. The foot of the bowl has been trimmed at a 45 degree angle. The bottom is marked K/K.
Context
Made by Karen Karnes in Morgan, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.22
Made/Created
Artist
Karnes, Karen (1925-2016)
20th Century
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Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2016.22.2
Description
Small ceramic bowl with curved in rim. The bowl is glazed with a mottled decorative glaze in brown, green, and turquoise. The bottom is marked, "SCATCHARD STONEWARE".
Context
Made by George Scatchard in Underhill, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.22
Made/Created
Artist
Scatchard, George (b. 1938)
1965-1980
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Overall
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Stoneware
Bud Vase
Name/Title
Bud Vase
Entry/Object ID
2007.31.1
Description
Small porcelain vase with bowl-shaped, scalloped top & scrolled side handles. There is a blue glazed band around the top rim and the base. One side is printed with a colored illustration of city street scene labeled, "Main Street, Fair Haven, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for A. L. Minch, Mair Haven, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. L. Minch in Fair Haven, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.31
Made/Created
1900-1905
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. L. Minch
Place
Town
Fair Haven
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Bud Vase
Name/Title
Bud Vase
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.1
Description
Barrel-shape ceramic bud vase with 2 pink rosebuds blooming from white & gold leaves. The tiny vase opens at the center. top.
Context
Owned by a member of the Dewey family in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
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Overall
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Ceramic
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Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Churn
Name/Title
Butter Churn
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.24
Description
Tall stoneware butter churn with a hand-painted decoration of a flower or flourish. There are U-shaped handles applied to both sides, and a line is inscribed around the piece at the attachment point of the handles. Above the line is the stamped label, "R. WOODWORTH / BURLINGOTN. VT. / 4".
Context
Made by F. Woodworth in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
F. Woodworth
19th Century
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Materials
Stoneware
Butter Churn
Name/Title
Butter Churn
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.14a-c
Description
Large, glazed earthenware churn. There are U-shaped handles applied to either side of the churn, and a line is incised around the body at their attachment point. Above the line is the stamped inscription, "F. WOODWORTH BURLINGTON, VT 6". The churn has a small, dark-brown glazed lid that sits inside the lip. The lid has a hole in the center with a small, cup-shaped surround. There is a wooden dasher through the center hole.
Context
Made by F. Woodworth in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
F. Woodworth
1874-1885
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Materials
Earthenware
Butter Churn
Name/Title
Butter Churn
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.1a-b
Description
2-gallon stoneware butter churn with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The churn has one jug handle and one lip handle. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the crock is incised with the inscription, "1/250 LTD." The interior is brown glazed. The churn has a small, round lid that fits into the upper rim. At the center is a round, circular handle with a hole for the dasher. The underside of the lid is glazed pink.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration.
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Butter Churn
Name/Title
Butter Churn
Entry/Object ID
2010.31.1a-b
Description
Large, glazed earthenware churn. There are U-shaped handles applied to either side of the churn, and a line is incised around the body at their attachment point. Above the line is the stamped inscription, "E NORTON & CO BENNINGTON VT 5". The churn has a small, dark-brown glazed lid that sits inside the lip. The lid has a hole in the center with a small, cup-shaped surround. There is a wooden dasher through the center hole.
Context
Made by E. Norton & Co in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.31
Made/Created
E. Norton & Co.
1881-1883
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Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Butter Churn
Name/Title
Butter Churn
Entry/Object ID
1952.40.1ab
Description
Stoneware butter churn with blue hand-painted design of a stem of wheat. There is a flat iron band around the bottom of the churn. Two U-shaped handles are applied on either side. At the center front is the stamped inscription, "F. WOODWORTH / BURLINGTON, VT / 4". The churn has a small lid with a hole in the center, through which a long wood rod with a paddle on the end is inserted.
Context
Made by F. Woodworth in Burlington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1952.40
Made/Created
F. Woodworth
19th Century
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Dimensions
Paddle
Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Dish
Name/Title
Butter Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.12.5a-b
Description
Pink glass butter dish consisting of a dish and cover. Both the dish and cover are heavily decorated with stylized poinsettias and leaves molded into one side of the glass to appear etched.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
Jeanette Glass Company
1931-1935
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Pat Plate
Name/Title
Butter Pat Plate
Entry/Object ID
1984.24.3
Description
Small butter plate decorated with an engraved image of a building in the snow. The scene is labeled, "Hardwick Academy and Graded School". The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany, for W. E. Clement Hardwick, Vt. 166".
Context
Sold by the W. E. Clement store in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1984.24
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. E. Clement
Place
Town
Hardwick
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Pat Plate
Name/Title
Butter Pat Plate
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.5
Description
Small butter pat dish printed with a copperplate illustration of a wide road flanked with trees and building. The image is labeled MAIN STREET, BRADFORD, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR PRICHARD & HAY BRADFORD, Vt."
Context
Sold by Prichard & Hay in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
Prichard & Hay
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Prichard & Hay
Place
Town
Bradford
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Pat Plate
Name/Title
Butter Pat Plate
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.3
Description
Small round ceramic butter pat plate with decoratively scalloped rim. The center is printed with an illustration of a 2-story clapboard building with a central front tower or enclosed stairway, and a square cupola. The image is labeled, STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, JOHNSON VT." The bottom of the plate is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. D. WELCH & CO. JOHNSON, VT."
Context
Sold by W. D. Welch & Co. in Johnson, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. D. Welch Company
Place
Town
Johnson
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Pat Plate
Name/Title
Butter Pat Plate
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.25
Description
White porcelain butter pat plate printed in the center with an illustration of a wide city street with large commercial buildings and trees on either side. The image is labeled, "MAIN STREET, BRADFORD, Vt." The back is marked, "Made in Germany for Prichard & Hay Bradford Vt. 245.2".
Context
Sold by Prichard & Hay in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Prichard & Hay
Place
Town
Bradford
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Plate
Name/Title
Butter Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.3
Description
White, round butter plate with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Owned by the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Butter Plates
Name/Title
Butter Plates
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.116a-f
Description
Six pressed glass butter plates molded in the Ribbed Bellflower pattern.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Cake Plate
Name/Title
Cake Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.95
Description
Pressed glass cake plate on a pedestal. It is molded in the Nailhead pattern.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Candleholder
Name/Title
Candleholder
Entry/Object ID
2015.3.9
Description
Rectangular ceramic candleholder with blue glaze mottled with brown speckles. There are two candlesticks within the holder, which looks like a vase. The bottom is incised with the mark, "S Ballard VERMONT 82".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2015.3
Made/Created
Artist
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1945-1955
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
1960.27.27a
Description
White porcelain candlestick with orange borders around the top holder and the base. The base is round, and the shafts are short. There are lines of gilding around the orange borders and around every molding change on the shaft.
Acquisition
1960.27
Made/Created
Royal Worcester
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
1960.27.40
Description
Ceramic candlestick with a mottled green and brown glaze. The candlestick has a round shaft and circular base.
Acquisition
1960.27
Made/Created
1849-1858
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
1960.27.28
Description
White salt-glazed ceramic candlestick molded to look like an architectural column. It has a square base and top.
Acquisition
1960.27
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Overall
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Ceramic
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
1960.27.75
Description
Clear molded glass candlestick. It has a heavy, petaled base with a tulip-shaped upper holder. There is a daisy-shaped bobeche with crystal drops.
Acquisition
1960.27
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
2004.72.35
Description
Glass candlestick with a square base. The base is hollow and cone-shaped. The hollow interior glass is painted gold. The interior of the "cup" (where candle is inserted) is also painted gold. There are areas within cup where the gold paint has come off.The base is decorated with blue, gold, and black paint in floral designs.
Context
Owned by Fern Souther
Acquisition
2004.72
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Overall
Materials
Paint, Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Souther, A. Fern (1907-2004)
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
2004.72.36
Description
Glass candlestick with a square base. The base is hollow and cone-shaped. The hollow interior glass is painted gold. The interior of the "cup" (where candle is inserted) is also painted gold. There are areas within cup where the gold paint has come off.The base is decorated with blue, gold, and black paint in floral designs.
Context
Owned by Fern Souther
Acquisition
2004.72
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paint
Relationships
Person or Organization
Souther, A. Fern (1907-2004)
Candlestick
Name/Title
Candlestick
Entry/Object ID
1960.27.27b
Description
Royal WorcesterWhite porcelain candlestick with orange borders around the top holder and the base. The base is round, and the shafts are short. There are lines of gilding around the orange borders and around every molding change on the shaft.
Acquisition
1960.27
Made/Created
Royal Worcester
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.1
Description
Leaf-shaped candy dish with a printed scene in the center consisting of a town situated around a central river. The image is labeled, "SPRINGFIELD, Vt. AND BLACK RIVER." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR C. A. LELAND & SON SPRINGFIELD, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. A. Leland & Son in Springfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
C. A. Leland & Son
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Springfield
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.6
Description
Round white candy dish with scalloped and gilded edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of an institutional building with a square cupola. The image is labeled, "STATE NORMAL SCHOOL JOHNSON, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W.D.WELCH COMPANY JOHNSON, VT."
Context
Sold by W. D. Welch Company in Johnson, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
W. D. Welch Company
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. D. Welch Company
Place
Town
Johnson
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.7
Description
Leaf-shaped candy dish printed with a line drawing of a block of connected city buildings. The image is labeled, "The Terry Store and Post Office Block, South Ryegate, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, "Made in Germany for B. L. TERRY South Ryegate, Vt." in red.
Context
Sold by B. L. Terry in South Ryegate, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
B. L. Terry
Place
Village
South Ryegate
Town
Ryegate
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.12
Description
Wavy-formed candy dish that is blue lustered on the top rim, pink lustered on the bottom rim, and white in the center. The center is printed with a black engraving of a 2-1/2 story building with an awning along the right half. The image is labeled "PASSENGER STATION ISLAND POND, V.T." and is framed within an oval of floral gilding. The reverse bears the mark, "Made in Austria for FOSS & Co. Island Pond Vt.
Context
Sold by Foss & Co. in Island Pond, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Foss & Co.
Place
Village
Island Pond
Town
Brighton
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2003.66
Description
Heart-shaped ceramic basket. The center is printed with a colored image of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. The building is colored brown with a black dome and the surrounding trees are colored green. The image is labeled, "State House, Montpelier, Vt." The rest of the dish is painted blue. The bottom has the maker's mark, "WHEELOCK DRESDEN GERMANY".
Acquisition
2003.66
Made/Created
Wheelock
1907
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
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,
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2009.8.1
Description
Candy dish shaped like a painter's pallet. The center is printed with an illustration of a large institutional building labeled, "UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, BURLINGTON, V. T." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN AUSTRIA FOR BREWERS DEPARTMENT STORE BURLINGTON V.T."
Context
Sold by Brewers Department Store in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.8
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brewer's Department Store
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.11
Description
White candy dish with a pierced, basket-like rim decorated with gilding. The center of the dish is decorated with an engraved illustration of a large building with a square central cupola or bell tower. The building sits in a field with short, dead trees. The image is labeled, "HARDWICK ACADEMY AND GRADED SCHOOL." The bottom has a mark that reads, "Made in Germany for W.E. Clement, Hardwick, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. E. Clement, Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. E. Clement
Place
Town
Hardwick
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.16
Description
Shallow, white porcelain dish shaped like a leaf. The edges of the dish and the "stem" are gilded. The center is printed with an illustration of a scene of a river spanned by an arched bridge (left) and covered bridge (right) with a mountain rising in the background. The image is labeled, "TOLL BRIDGE BELLOWS FALLS, VT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany. A. F. Winnewisser"
Context
Sold by A. F. Winnewisser in Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. F. Winnewisser
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.39
Description
Shallow, white ceramic dish shaped like a leaf. The edge of the dish is gilded. The center is printed with a line drawing of a clapboard building with a covered porch. A sign reading "POST OFFICE" hangs from the porch roof, and a mason sign hangs over one of the upper story windows. There is a horse-drawn cart in front. The image is labeled, "Post Office, Chelsea, Vt." The reverse is marked, "P.C.C. Made in Germany for W. S. Hatch, Chelsea, Vt. 1910"
Context
Sold by W. S. Hatch in Chelsea, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. S. Hatch
Place
Town
Chelsea
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.55
Description
White porcelain leaf-shaped dish. The edges of the dish are gilded, and the center is printed with an engraved illustration of a tree-lined road with a large house on the corner. The image is labeled, "Pearl Street, Essex Junction, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, "P. C. C. Made in Germany for A. D. Douglas, Essex Junction, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. D. Douglas in Essex Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. D. Douglas
Place
Village
Essex Junction
Town
Essex
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.61
Description
White porcelain shell-shaped dish. The dish is airbrushed pink in four places around the edge and accented with lines of gilding. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a town or village with hills in the background. The image is labeled, "Souvenir, Greensboro Bend, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, "J. H. Pope, Greensboro Bend, Vt."
Context
Sold by J. H. Pope in Greensboro Bend, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), J. H. Pope Furniture Store
Place
Town
Greensboro
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.74
Description
Leaf-shaped dish with a curved, gilded handle and mottled gilding around the edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with a covered porch at the top of a hill. The image is labeled, "GILL ODD FELLOWS HOUSE LUDLOW VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "B.F.H.S. CHINA MADE IN AUSTRIA For John Barrett Ludlow Vt."
Context
Sold by John Barrett in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Independent Order of Odd Fellows, John Barrett
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.112
Description
Leaf shaped dish. The handle is the stem and curves upward into a loop. The edges of the dish are molded with flowers and the raised parts are painted in pink and green. The center is printed with a brown-toned photograph of a Victorian building with an arched entryway. The image is labeled, "KIMBALL PUBLIC LIBRARY RANDOLPH, VT". The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. E. LAMSON RANDOLPH, VT."
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson in Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. E. Lamson
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.147
Description
Round dish with fluted and scalloped edges. The dish is printed in the center with an engraved illustration of two matching Victorian building with flags flying from square cupolas. The image is labeled, "STATE SCHOOL, VERGENNES, VT." The back of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR O. C. DALRYMPLE VERGENNES, Vt. 92."
Context
Sold by O. C. Dalrymple in Vergennes, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
City
Vergennes
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.20
Description
Oval-shaped candy dish molded on one side with leaves and sunflowers, accented with gilding. The center is printed with an illustration of a large factory building painted in stripes of blue, yellow, and green. The image is labeled, "PEERLESS MFG. CO, BARONT VERMONT". The bottom of the dish is marked, "Made in Germany for C. P. Jenness Barton Vt."
Context
Sold by C. P. Jenness in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Peerless Manufacturing Company, C. P. Jenness
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.28
Description
Candy dish in the shape of a leaf with gilding on the top and bottom rim. The center is printed with an aerial view of a large church building in a town. The image is labeled, "CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ORLEANS, VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Whipple, French & Co. Orleans, Vt."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Orleans, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Whipple, French & Co.
Place
Village
Orleans
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.37
Description
Candy dish in the shape of a leaf with gilding on the top and bottom rim. The center is printed with an aerial view of a large clapboard building. The image is labeled, "OPERA HOUSE, ORLEANS, VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Whipple, French & Co. Orleans, Vt."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Orleans, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Whipple, French & Co.
Place
Village
Orleans
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2013.52.1
Description
Heart shaped candy dish with upward curving sides. The base of the heart and the outer rim of the dish are red while the walls of the dish are clear and fluted. The inscription, "White River Junc. State Fair 1909", is hand painted in gold at the center.
Context
Made as a souvenir of the 1909 Vermont State Fair in White River Junction
Acquisition
2013.52
Made/Created
1909
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Materials
Glass
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Place
Village
White River Junction
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Event
Vermont State Fair
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.22
Description
Shallow dish shaped like a scallop shell and printed with a city street scene largely taken up by a large building that spans a full block. The image is labeled, "Hotel Allen and South Park Place, Fair Haven, Vt." The bottom is marked, "WHEELOCK Made in Germany for A. L. MINCH Fair Haven, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. L. Minch in Fair Haven, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Wheelock
1900-1905
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. L. Minch
Place
Town
Fair Haven
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.47
Description
Shallow white ceramic dish shaped like a scallop shell. The center is printed with an illustration of two churches labeled, "The Presbyterian Churches, South Ryegate, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for B. L. TERRY South Ryegate, Vt."
Context
Sold by B. L. Terry in South Ryegate, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
B. L. Terry
Place
Town
Ryegate
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.57
Description
Square candy dish with fluted and flared edges. The center is printed with a a village street scene seen from slightly above. The image is labeled, "WEST RANDOLPH, VT." The bottom is marked with the monogram WC beneath a crown and "Made in England W. E. Lamson West Randolph, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson in West Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. E. Lamson
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.60
Description
Square candy dish with chamfered corners. The center is printed with an image of a heavily treed park with bell tower peeking through the leaves. The image is labeled, "Old South Church, South Main Street, Windsor, Vt." The bottom is marked, "F. C. C. Made in Germany for Cabot Bros. Windsor, Vt."
Context
Sold by Cabot Brothers in Windsor, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cabot Brothers
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.139
Description
Small Sevres dish, dark blue with gold fleur de lis and gold trim, small pedestal.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
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Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.78a-b
Description
Oval, milk glass candy dish. The body of the dish is molded into a brick pattern with a Greek key design around the upper edge. The lid is molded into the shape of a man's bust on two crossed flag. The man is shown with short hair and a large mustache.
Context
Souvenir candy dish showing Admiral George Dewey of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
20th Century
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Dimensions
Lid
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Event
Spanish-American War
Candy Dish
Name/Title
Candy Dish
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.79a-b
Description
Oval milk glass candy dish and cover. The dish is molded to look like a basket, and the lid is molded with a sheep laying on it. The sheep has a long tail and ears that resemble a dog's.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Canoe
Name/Title
Canoe
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.43
Description
Miniature green glass canoe. The top edge is molded in a twist or braid shape and painted gold. One side is painted with the words, "Souvenir of Danville, Vt." in gold.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Danville
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Canoe
Name/Title
Canoe
Entry/Object ID
2007.41
Description
Miniature milk glass canoe. The top edge is molded in a twist or braid shape. One side is painted with pink flowers, green leaves, and the words, "SOUVENIR OF BARRE, VT."
Acquisition
2007.41
Made/Created
1920-1940
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2020.26.8
Description
Rectangular white dish with gold painted edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of commercial buildings along a road with the label, "Main St. Vergennes, Vt." The back of the dish is marked, "THE JONROTH STUDIOS GERMANY." and "IMPORTED FOR CHAMBERLAIN-FOOTE CO., VERGENNES, VT."
Context
Sold by Chamberlain-Foote Company in Vergennes, Vermont
Acquisition
2020.26
Made/Created
The Jonroth Studios
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Chamberlain-Foote Company
Place
City
Vergennes
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.8
Description
Rectangular card receiving tray. The edges of the tray are molded into curves to appear "wrinkly" and printed a light pink color fading to white in the center. The very edges are gilded. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a neoclassical building with a square cupola surrounded by leafless trees. The image is labeled, "OLD ACADEMY, BARRE, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for G. F. Scott & Co., Barre, Vt."
Context
Sold by Geo. F. Scott & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
circa 1895
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), George F. Scott and Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.12
Description
White porcelain card receiver with asymmetrical, rococo style edge. The center is printed with a simple engraved illustration of a clapboard building with a short, square cupola at the center front of the roof's peak. The image is labeled, "COMINGS PUBLIC SCHOOL, BEECHER FALLS, VT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Austria for Mrs. M. J. Heath, Beecher Falls, Vt."
Context
Sold by Mrs. M. J. Heath in Beecher Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mrs. M. J. Heath
Place
Village
Beecher Falls
Town
Canaan
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.20
Description
Rectangular card receiving tray with rococo feathered edges. The edges are printed with gilding. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large, winged building with a tower at the far corner. The image is labeled, "CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BETHEL, VT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany for C. W. Marston, Bethel, Vt."
Context
Sold by G. W. Marston in Bethel, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), G. W. Marston
Place
Town
Bethel
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.33
Description
Rectangular card receiving tray with a line of silver gilding around the edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a single-chimneyed steam ship leaving port. The image is labeled, "Steamer Ticonderoga leaving Burlington, Vt." The reverse is marked, "Jonroth Made in Germany Designed for Dilloway's Agency, Burlington, Vt."
Context
Sold by Dilloway's Agency in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
The Jonroth Studios
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Dilloway's Agency
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.133
Description
Rectangular ceramic card receiver tray airbrushed pink and gilded around the edge. The tray is printed in the center with a full-color illustration of a large brick building resembling a cathedral. The image is labeled, "Fairbanks Museum, St. Johnsbury, Vt." The bottom of the tray is marked, "MW Co. Made in Germany for Randall's Department Store, St. Johnsbury, Vt."
Context
Sold by Randall's Department Store in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. N. Randall
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.161
Description
Small six-sided tray. The tray is printed on the bottom with sprays of pink and yellow flowers flanking a full-color illustration of a large, brick building with a clocktower at the center front. The image is labeled, "Hitchcock Memorial Library, Westfield, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, "H. B. HITCHCOCK, Westfield, Vt."
Context
Sold by H. B. Hitchcock in Westfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), H. B. Hitchcock
Place
Town
Westfield
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.9
Description
Rectangular card receiving tray with rococo feathered edges. The edges are lined with gilding. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a clapboard church building with a tall, central steeple. The image is labeled, "CONGREGATIONALIST CHURCH IRASBURG, VERMONT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Austria for F. H. Buchanan Irasburg, Vt."
Context
Sold by F. H. Buchanan in Irasburg, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
F. H. Buchanan
Place
Town
Irasburg
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.23
Description
Rectangular card receiving tray. The edges of the tray are molded into curves to appear "wrinkly" and gilded along the very edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a church building with a tall clocktower and steeple on the right front corner. The image is labeled, "CONGREGTIONAL BHURCH, BARTON VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR H.T. SEAVER CHINA HALL, BARTON, VT."
Context
Sold by H. T. Seaver China Hall in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. T. Seaver China Hall
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.2
Description
White porcelain card receiver with asymmetrical, rococo style edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large institutional building. The image is labeled, "GODDARD SEMINARY, BARRE, VT". The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany for G. F. SCOTT & CO BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by G. F. Scott & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Goddard College, George F. Scott and Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.15
Description
Rectangular card receiving tray. The edges of the tray are molded into curves to appear "wrinkly" and gilded along the very edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a tall monument topped with a man. The image is labeled, "SOLDIER'S MONUMENT BRANDON VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR F. W. BACON BRANDON VT."
Context
Sold by F. W. Bacon in Brandon, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
F. W. Bacon
Place
Town
Brandon
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
1955.31b
Description
Mercury card receiver consisting of round platform on a central stem. The stem and bottom of the platform are silvered while the top of the platform is gold.
Use
Used to hold calling cards. Calling cards could be sent in lieu of formal social calls.
Context
Given as a wedding present to Fannie C. Rixford and Dr. Leander Cushman of East Highgate, Vermont.
Acquisition
1955.31
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Cushman, Fannie C. Rixford (1826-1919), Cushman, Leander Lockwood (1818-1892)
Place
Village
East Highgate
Town
Highgate
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Card Receiver
Name/Title
Card Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2007.57.3
Description
White porcelain card receiver with asymmetrical, rococo style edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a gothic-revival church with a tall steeple. The image is labeled, "ST. ELIZABETH CHURCH, LYNDONVILLE VT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany for A. W. Brockway, Lyndonville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. W. Brockway in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.57
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. W. Brockway
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Entry/Object ID
2018.5.4
Description
Porcelain sculpture in the form of a cardboard milk carton. The carton has a square body with rectangular tabs at the top of all four sides. The tabs are "folded" to close on one side and form a pouring spout on the other.
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
From the "Paperware" line by Charlotte Potok of Plainfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.5
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Role
Ceramicist
1978-1983
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Overall
Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Entry/Object ID
2018.5.6
Description
Thin-bodied porcelain sculpture of a take-out container. The container has a square base, and straight sides that flare upward toward the top. There are tabs at the top of each side; one has a rounded tab on the end, and the opposite has a slit in the middle. The tab with the slit is bent outward. Two of the box's sides are molded to look like folded paper, and a wire handle is inserted at the overlap point. The bottom is marked, "c. Potok".
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
From the "Paperware" line by Charlotte Potok of Plainfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.5
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Role
Ceramicist
1978-1983
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Overall
Ceiling Fixture
Name/Title
Ceiling Fixture
Entry/Object ID
1994.27.10a-c
Description
Round milk glass globe attached to a brass fixture.
Context
Used in the Montpelier High School building, now Main Street Middle School, Montpelier, Vermont.
Acquisition
1994.27
Made/Created
circa 1913
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Celery Dish
Name/Title
Celery Dish
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.54
Description
Oval, pressed glass celery dish. The design is molded into the bottom and features star medallions around the border and a large star in the center.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Celery Vase
Name/Title
Celery Vase
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.94
Description
Pressed glass celery vase in the sunburst pattern. The top rim is scalloped.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Chamber Pot
Name/Title
Chamber Pot
Entry/Object ID
1981.9.2a-b
Description
White ceramic chamber pot with lid. The pot is footed with a decorative handle, and there is a similar handle at the center top of the lid. Both are banded with gilding. The bottom of the pot is marked, "Kermit / M.G. CO."
Context
Owned by James H. McMahon in Fairfax, Vermont
Acquisition
1981.9
Made/Created
Kermit Manufacturing Company
1910
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
McMahon, James H. (1870-1947)
Place
Town
Fairfax
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Chamberpot
Name/Title
Chamberpot
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.144
Description
Miniature custard glass chamberpot. One side is printed with the inscription, "Souvenir Underhill, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Underhill
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Charger
Name/Title
Charger
Entry/Object ID
2016.9.2
Description
Ceramic charger with incised wheat decoration around the border. The bottom of the dish is signed, "Wickham 1978".
Context
Made by Nancy Wickham Boyd in Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.9
Made/Created
Boyd, Nancy Wickham (1923-1987)
1978
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Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Chimney
Name/Title
Chimney
Entry/Object ID
2010.31.14b
Description
Clear glass hurricane lamp.
Context
Owned by George H. Simmonds in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.31
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Simmons, George W. (1803-1861)
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Chimney
Name/Title
Chimney
Entry/Object ID
2010.31.14e
Description
Clear glass hurricane lamp.
Context
Owned by George H. Simmonds in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.31
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Simmons, George W. (1803-1861)
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Chocolate Cup
Name/Title
Chocolate Cup
Entry/Object ID
2009.26.8
Description
White ceramic chocolate cup printed all over with bright colors. The main design is separated into three cartouches, each showing a building, and a banner that reads, "Souvenir of MONTPELLIER. VT." The images are labeled "PAVILION HOTEL", "POST OFFICE", and "NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING". Between the cartouches the pitcher is decorated with pink, yellow, and blue scrollwork.
Acquisition
2009.26
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
,
Chocolate Pot
Name/Title
Chocolate Pot
Entry/Object ID
2008.38.34a-b
Description
Straight-sided blue glazed ceramic chocolate bot with lid and two-fingered handle. The bottom is marked "Bennington Vermont *1398 9" and the Bennington Potters logo.
Context
Made by Bennington Potters, Inc. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.38
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Cigar Holder
Name/Title
Cigar Holder
Entry/Object ID
1970.6.2a-b
Description
Meerschaum cigar holder with case. The holder is made white ceramic on one side, with a clear amber section on the other side. The central part is nubbed in imitation of corral. The case is shaped to fit the holder and is leather covered and lined with blue velvet.
Context
Owned by Samuel Sargent in Barre, Vermont.
Acquisition
1970.6
Made/Created
circa 1900
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Dimensions
Materials
Leather, Silk, Ceramic, Amber
Coffeepot
Name/Title
Coffeepot
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.13.4a-b
Description
White porcelain coffee pot decorated with a brown and yellow design of stylized autumn flower. The handles of the pot and lid are formed to resembler bamboo.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Coin Cover
Name/Title
Coin Cover
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.43
Description
Figural ceramic coin cover in the shape of a woman. The woman has long hair or a veil, and a full, round skirt. She has one hand at her hip, and the other held up in front of her waist. There are molded buttons down the front of the skirt, and three horizontal lines of ruffles at the bottom. The interior of the skirt is left hollow.
Use
Used to place over coins or small trinkets on a table
Acquisition
1960.1
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Coin Dish
Name/Title
Coin Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.23
Description
Flat dish with four lobes. The edges are molded with rococo flourishes and the very edge is gilded. The center is printed with a line drawing of a large, two-story nine-bay building with a central cupola. The image is labeled, "BRANDON GRADED SCHOOL, BRANDON, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in Austria for E. N. Lewis Brandon, Vt.
Context
Sold by E. N. Lewis in Brandon, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. N. Lewis
Place
Town
Brandon
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.36
Description
Commemorative plate printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey in red. The edges are molded into a swirled pattern and lightly gilded.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.42
Description
Decorative milk-glass plate printed with a full-color bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey. He is shown in military clothes with a golden sash and large epaulets. The borders of the plate are molded into an open design of a painted anchor, a ships wheel, and a rope.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.43
Description
Square, decorative plate printed with a full-color portrait of Admiral George Dewey. He is shown in a blue, double-breasted military coat with rectangular epaulets. Each corner of the plate is printed with a blue-linework design of United States flags crossed behind a ship's wheel.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.47
Description
Decorative plate printed in the center for a full-color bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey. The border of the plate is blue with ornate gilded decoration.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.46
Description
Decorative plate printed in the center for a full-color bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey. The border of the plate is blue with ornate gilded decoration.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.45
Description
Milk glass plate printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey surrounded by stars. The edge of the plate is molded into an open design of trifoils.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.48
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed plate printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey at the center. He is surrounded by a decorative floral border with the inscription, "MANILA MAY 1893". The edge is printed with a border of repeating laurel wreaths, cannons, and waves. Inside each wreath is a flag bearing the name of a ship in Dewey's fleet.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1971.48
Description
Decorative plate printed with the image of a building in blue. The building has a peaked roof and four columns along the front of a covered porch. Beneath the image is the blue inscription, "Town Hall, Pomfret, Vermton / 200th Charter Anniversary". The rim is molded into the shape of grapes and berries. The reverse is printed with the inscription, "This commemorative plate was especially designed in connection with the 200th anniversary of the granting of Pomfret's charter by Governor Benning Wentworth of the New Hampshire Grants, July 8, 1761."
Context
Commissioned for the 200th Anniversary of the charter of the Town of Pomfret.
Acquisition
1971.48
Made/Created
World Wide Art Studios
1961
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Ceramic
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Place
Town
Pomfret
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1977.52
Description
Green-and-white transfer-printed plate decorated with scenes from the history of the Lake Champlain area. The center of the plate bears the inscription, "1609 350TH CHAPLAIN ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL 1959".
Context
Produced for the New York-Vermont-Quebec joint festival commemorating the 350th anniversary of the discovery of Lake Champlain.
Acquisition
1977.52
Made/Created
Kettlesprings Kiln
1959
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Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
350th Champlain Anniversary Festival
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2008.36.4
Description
Blue-and-white transfer printed commemorative plate with rope molding around the edge. The plate is printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey and a war ship. The inscription, "YOU MAY FIRE GRIDLEY WHEN READY" spans the center of the plate on a banner. The rim of the plate is printed with the dates of each of Dewey's promotions.
Acquisition
2008.36
Made/Created
Higgins & Seiter
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Event
Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.32.1
Description
Grey glass plate printed in white with the inscription, "MEMBER VERMONT HOUSE . UNITED STATES SENATOR . GOVERNOR . LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR . SPEAKER VERMONT HOUSE" around the edge, and "THANK YOU, "GOVERNOR" AIKEN VERMONT LEAGUE OF CITIES AND TOWNS 1974 TOWN FAIR" in another ring inside the first. At the center is a white-printed portrait bust of George Aiken.
Context
Made to honor George D. Aiken (1892-1984) during the 1974 Town Fair.
Acquisition
1998.32
Made/Created
Artist
Poulin, Armand
1974
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Aiken, George David (1892-1984)
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1999.50.63
Description
Clear glass plate with a wide border. The US Senate seal is engraved at the top of the border, and the signature of George D. Aiken is engraved at the bottom of the border.
Context
George Aiken represented Vermont in the US Senate from 1941 to 1975.
Acquisition
1999.50
Made/Created
1920-1935
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Glass
Relationships
Coutts, Flora (1897-1983), Aiken, George David (1892-1984)
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.35.14
Description
Oval, grey glass plate printed in gold with the inscription "EASTERN REFRACTORIES COMPANY, INC. 1930 - Fiftieth Anniversary - 1980". The center is printed with a logo consisting of a short brick wall with a flame in the center underneath an arch, and the initials ERCO beneath the image.
Context
Made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of Eastern Refractories Company, Inc of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.35
Made/Created
Houze Art
1980
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Eastern Refractory Company, Inc
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.141
Description
Plate with fluted rim. The plate is printed in the center with an illustration of a church with a square steeple at the center front. The image is labeled, "North Thetford Federated Church, North Thetford, Vermont, Built in 1860" in gothic lettering. The back is printed with a four paragraph history of the church.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
World Wide Art Studios
1968
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Thetford
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.8
Description
Blue and silver commemorative plate of the United States Daughters of the War of 1812. In the center of the plate is a star with the inscription, "U.S.D. 1812" in the center and "1892-1942" on an anchor below the star. The rim is decorated with silver thistle flowers, and there are molded glass handles on either side.
Acquisition
1942.8
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Daughters of the War of 1812
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2007.19.1
Description
Molded milk glass plate with pierced rim. The center is painted with white flowers and green leaves and printed with a brown-toned photographic bust portrait of a man in a military uniform with a large mustache. The inscription, "Welcome Home Montpelier Vt. Oct. 1899."
Context
Made as a souvenir of Dewey Day, Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.19
Made/Created
1899
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dewey Day, Spanish-American War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2015.36.1
Description
Large, clear glass plate etched with the emblem of the United States House of Representatives and the signature of Richard Mallary ("Dick Mallary").
Context
Richard Mallary represented Vermont in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1971 to 1974.
Acquisition
2015.36
Made/Created
1971-1974
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Mallary, Richard W. (1929-2011)
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Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2015.43.1
Description
Large salt-glazed stoneware plate painted with the blue inscription, "EAST MONTPELIER VERMONT 1849.1999", and an simplistic painted of three flowers in the center. The border is painted with diagonal lines. The bottom is stamped, "Made in East Montpelier Vermont by Thistle Hill Pottery", and painted with a stick figure.
Context
Made by Thistle Hill Pottery in East Montpelier, Vermont, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of East Montpelier, Vermont.
Acquisition
2015.43
Made/Created
Artist
Boyer, Jennifer F. (b. 1951)
Thistle Hill Pottery
1999
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Materials
Stoneware
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.48.4
Description
Gray smoked glass oblong plate with gold trim on the edge. Gold lettering in middle of the plate reads: "National Life of Vermont, 1983, Outstanding Achievement in Sales."
Acquisition
1998.48
Made/Created
1990-2000
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
The National Life Group
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.1
Description
Green-and-white transfer-printed plate decorated with scenes from the history of Barre, Vermont. Each scene is labeled (clockwise from top): First Framed House - 1800 Goldsbury Home; Granite Quarries; "Youth Triumphant" - 1924 Solders and Sailors Memorial; Robert Burns Monument - 1899; Town Common - 1850 Stage Routes Going East and South; Naming of Barre 1793; First Church Organized in Barre - Universalist - 1796; First Boy Scot Troop in America - Barre - VT. 1909. The center has an aerial street map of the area surrounding Barre with the words, "1780 HERITAGE FESTIVAL, INC. 1970 BARRE, VERMONT" in a circle around the map. The reverse is printed with a four-paragraph history of Barre.
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
Kettlesprings Kiln
1970
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1938.3.1
Description
Large plate printed in the center well with a scene of several tall-masted ships at battle in a lake. The back is printed with a wreath formed up a vine, rope, chains, cannons, anchors, and cannon balls. Inside the wreath is the inscription, "MacDONOUGH'S VICTORY ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN", followed by a long description of the event.
Context
Made to commemorate the Battle of Lake Champlain (also called the Battle of Plattsburgh)
Acquisition
1938.3
Made/Created
Shenango Pottery Company
20th Century
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Macdonough, Thomas, Jr. (1783-1825)
,
Event
War of 1812
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1938.3.2
Description
Large plate printed in the center well with a scene of several tall-masted ships at battle. The back is printed with a wreath formed up a vine, rope, chains, cannons, anchors, and cannon balls. Inside the wreath is the inscription, "THE BON HOMME RICHARD AND THE SERAPIS", followed by a long description of the event.
Context
Made to commemorate a naval battle during the American Revolutionary War
Acquisition
1938.3
Made/Created
Shenango Pottery Company
20th Century
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Event
American Revolutionary War
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1938.3.3
Description
Large plate printed in the center well with a scene of tall-masted ships at battle. The back is printed with a wreath formed up a vine, rope, chains, cannons, anchors, and cannon balls. Inside the wreath is the inscription, "THE CONSTITUION AND THE GUERRIERE", followed by a long description of the event.
Context
Made to commemorate a battle during the War of 1812.
Acquisition
1938.3
Made/Created
Shenango Pottery Company
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Event
War of 1812
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1938.3.4
Description
Large plate printed in the center well with a scene of several men in a small rowboat surrounded by large, tall-masted ships. The back is printed with a wreath formed of a vine, rope, chains, cannons, anchors, and cannon balls. Inside the wreath is the inscription, "PERRY'S VICTORY OF LAKE ERIE", followed by a long description of the event.
Context
Made to commemorate a battle during the War of 1812.
Acquisition
1938.3
Made/Created
Shenango Pottery Company
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Event
War of 1812
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1953.7.2
Description
Blue-and-white transfer printed plate showing the Bennington Monument at the center. The monument is shown as part of a landscape scene, with the surrounding park at the bottom. Flanking the monument are portrait busts of John Stark and Ethan Allen. The border has large cabbage roses interspersed with oval-framed Bennington scenes. The back is labeled with the inscription, "Bennington Battle Monument Erected 1867-1881 "There are the redcoats; they are ours, or Molly Stark sleeps a widow to night." Gen: John Stark. At Battle of Bennington, Aug: 16th 1777." It also bears a Wedgwood maker's mark and the label, "Made in England for C. F. Atkins, Bennington, Vermont."
Context
Sold by C. F. Atkins in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1953.7
Made/Created
Wedgewood
20th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Atkins, Clifford Frank (1893-1962), C. F. Atkins
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Battle of Bennington
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1953.7.4
Description
Red-and-white transfer printed plate showing the Bennington Monument at the center. The monument is shown as part of a landscape scene, with the surrounding park at the bottom. Flanking the monument are portrait busts of John Stark and Ethan Allen. The border has large cabbage roses interspersed with oval-framed Bennington scenes. The back is labeled with the inscription, "Bennington Battle Monument Erected 1867-1881 "There are the redcoats; they are ours, or Molly Stark sleeps a widow to night." Gen: John Stark. At Battle of Bennington, Aug: 16th 1777." It also bears a Wedgwood maker's mark and the label, "Made in England for C. F. Atkins, Bennington, Vermont."
Context
Sold by C. F. Atkins in Bennington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1953.7
Made/Created
Wedgewood
20th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Atkins, Clifford Frank (1893-1962), C. F. Atkins
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Battle of Bennington
Commemorative Plate
Name/Title
Commemorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.22
Description
Blue-and-white transfer printed plate showing the Bennington Monument at the center. The monument is shown as part of a landscape scene, with the surrounding park at the bottom. Flanking the monument are portrait busts of John Stark and Ethan Allen. The border has large cabbage roses interspersed with oval-framed Bennington scenes. The back is labeled with the inscription, "Bennington Battle Monument Erected 1867-1881 "There are the redcoats; they are ours, or Molly Stark sleeps a widow to night." Gen: John Stark. At Battle of Bennington, Aug: 16th 1777." It also bears a Wedgwood maker's mark and the label, "Made in England for C. F. Atkins, Bennington, Vermont."
Context
Sold by Oatman and Wood in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
Wedgewood
20th Century
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Oatman & Wood
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Battle of Bennington
Communion Cup
Name/Title
Communion Cup
Entry/Object ID
1958.27
Description
Clear glass tumbler with a heavy base and flared sides.
Context
Used to serve communion at Plymouth Kingdom Church in Plymouth, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.27
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Glass
Compote
Name/Title
Compote
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.102
Description
Pressed glass compote molded in the Ribbed Bell Flower pattern.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Compote
Name/Title
Compote
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.114
Description
Pressed glass compote. It is molded with a geometric design around the sides and base. The top edge is scalloped.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Compote
Name/Title
Compote
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.254
Description
Clear molded glass compote. The compote consists of a rounded bowl on a stem. The bowl is shaped from several round facets.
Context
Owned by Rachel Dodge Rugg in Londonderry, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Rachel Dodge (1814-1871)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Compote
Name/Title
Compote
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.42
Description
Light-blue unglazed ceramic compote or candy dish. The circular dish sits on a stem with a round base. Both the base and dish are decorated with raised, white ceramic wreaths, and the center of the dish has a raised white ceramic scene of a woman leaning against a tree with two cherubs.
Acquisition
1959.61
Made/Created
Wedgewood
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Ceramic
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1962.16.6
Description
Clear pressed glass cordial glass. The glass consists of a round base, a faceted stem, and a flaring cup molded with a diaper pattern.
Context
Owned by Grace Chaffee Smith as a child
Acquisition
1962.16
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Smith, Grace Helen Chaffee (1877-1971)
Place
Town
Richford
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.60
Description
Small, pressed glass cordial glass. The round cup sits on a 6-sided central stem.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.62
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass in a variation of the feather pattern. The cup is molded with textured, vertical stripes.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.63
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass in the Barley pattern, which consists of a shallow vine with fruit and leaves.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.64
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass in the Open Rose pattern, which consists of shallow bloomed roses around the cup.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.66
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass. The cup and base and pressed into a honeycomb pattern.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.68
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass. The cup is fluted with wide flutes and flares outward toward the rim.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.70
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass in the Gothic pattern. The cup is molded with oval medallions.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.73
Description
Pressed glass cordial glass in a variation of the Magnet and Grape pattern. The cup is molded with grape leaves and grape bunches.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Glass
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1994.15.7
Description
Small stemmed glass etched with the letter B in gothic font. There is an etched decorative border around the rim consisting of dots with a straight border.
Context
Owned by the Brinsmaid family of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1994.15
Made/Created
1830-1850
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brinsmaid, Sedgwick Swift (1815-1885)
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Cordial Glass
Name/Title
Cordial Glass
Entry/Object ID
1994.15.8
Description
Small stemmed glass etched with the letter B in gothic font. There is an etched decorative border around the rim consisting of dots with a straight border.
Context
Owned by the Brinsmaid family of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1994.15
Made/Created
1830-1850
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brinsmaid, Sedgwick Swift (1815-1885)
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Covered Dish
Name/Title
Covered Dish
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.577ab
Description
Shell-edged covered dish with rose handle. The dish is square with shallow, incised lines around the edges, painted blue. The lid echoes the edges of the dish around the rim and around the center. At the very center is a molded rose sitting atop a bed of leaves, all painted blue.
Context
Owned by Sarah Allen Evarts of Poultney, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
18th Century
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Ceramic
Relationships
Allen, Hemen (1743-1782), Evarts, Sarah Allen (1771-1840)
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.6
Description
Ceramic cream pitcher with brown-speckled white glaze and a handle. One side of the pitcher is molded with a scene of a person in a sled being pulled by a horse in front of a barn, and the raised image is painted brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "ONION RIVER POTTERY [illeg] VT."
Context
Made by Onion River Pottery (goss) in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Ceramic
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.40
Description
Brown-glazed ceramic cream pitcher in the shape of a cow. There is a hole in the center of the cows back, and the figure is hollow to the open mouth. It has two ears, two small horns, and raised bumps representing eyes. The tail is curved forward over the back to act as a handle.
Context
Though the United States Pottery Company in Bennington, Vermont, made cow-shaped cream pitchers, this one lacks many of the identifying hallmarks, including crescent-shaped nostrils and well-defined eyes.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Ceramic
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.47
Description
Ceramic cream pitcher with mottled brown glaze. The pitcher has bulbous lower body with a long, convex neck that culminates in a wide pouring spout. The body is molded with a low-relief design of a grapevine. The handle is in the shape of a twisted grape vine. The neck is slightly fluted. The spout is molded with a man's head framed at the top with acanthus or oak leaves and at the bottom with a pointed beard.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Ceramic
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.52
Description
Toby cream pitcher in the shape of a man (waist up) with mottled brown glaze. The pitcher is molded into the shape of a man wearing eighteenth-century style clothing. His tricorn hat is open at the top, creating the pouring spout directly above the man's face.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.51
Description
Small Toby cream pitcher with runny brown glaze. The pitcher is molded with a round, jovial face at the center front just above the shoulder, and the top is flared outward, reminiscent of a hat.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Ceramic
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.6
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans” The shoulder and top edge are striped with lines of pink luster.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
,
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2016.51.8
Description
Heavy white ceramic cream (or syrup) pitcher with red striping around the top edge. Just below the striping is the logo of the Lake Morey Club, which consists of a small, circular lake scene with tall evergreens and the inscription, "LAKE MOREY CLUB FAIRLEE VERMONT".
Context
Used at the Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.51
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Lake Morey Resort
,
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.8
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher. The pitcher has a small handle and bulbous body. The body is decorated all over for gilded flowers, and has a full-color illustration of a church. The image is labeled, "Congregational Church, Lowell, Vt." The bottom is marked, "J. Stephenson Lowell, Vt."
Context
Sold by J. Stephenson in Lowell, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
J. Stephenson
Place
Town
Lowell
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.9
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a rectangular brick building with a tall, square tower. The illustration is labeled, "FIRE STATION, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR C. N. Kenyon & Co. Barre, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barry, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.1
Description
Miniature custard glass pitcher. The pitcher is painted with gold paint on the upper edge around the beading at the base. The center has the printed inscription, "Souvenir Cold Spring House Leach Pond, Averill, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Averill
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.5
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher with slightly fluted body and a scrolled and gilded rim. One side of the pitcher is printed with an engraved illustration of a building with a large, square bell tower at the front left corner. The image is labeled, BARRE CONGREGATION CHURCH, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY GILLY & ABBOTT BARRE VT"
Context
Sold by Gilly & Abbott of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Gilley & Abbott
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.11
Description
Small white porcelain cream pitcher. The pitcher is printed with a full color illustration of an industrial area consisting of multiple factory buildings, a tall chimney tower, and a water tower, with a railroad and a green space separating the area from water. The image is labeled, "A Section of the E. L. Chandler Co's Plant, Barton Landing, Vt." The images is surrounded with a decorative gilded frame in an oak leaf pattern and the top edge of the pitcher is similarly gilded. The bottom is marked, "Wheelock Vienna Austria" and "Made in Austria for Whipple, French & Co., Barton Landing, Vt. Vienna".
Context
Sold by Whipple, French, & Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1890-1928
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Whipple, French & Co., E. L. Chandler Company
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.24
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with a decoratively molded edge. The pitcher is printed with an engraved image of a bird's eye view of a lack with a field and trees in the foreground and a mountain in the background. The image is labeled, "Lake Dunmore, Vt. and Vicinity." The bottom of the pitcher is labeled, "Wheelock Made in Germany for Williams 5 & 10 c. Store, Brandon, Vt."
Context
Sold by Williams 5 & 10 c. Store in Brandon, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Williams 5 & 10 c. Store
Place
Village
Lake Dunmore
Town
Salisbury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.25
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher. The pitcher is printed with a fully-colored illustration of a cabin with a plinth in the foreground. The roof of the cabin is painted green. The image is labeled, "Birthplace and Memorial of Stephen A. Douglas, Brandon, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for W. D. Nutting, Brandon, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. D. Nutting in Brandon, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. D. Nutting, Douglas, Stephen Arnold (1813-1861)
Place
Town
Brandon
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.34
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher printed with an engraved illustration of a large, gothic revival style building with a square tower or steeple at the center. The image is labeled, "University, Burlington, Vt." The reverse is marked, "Wheelock, Made in Germany for Brewer's Department Store, Burlington, Vt."
Context
Sold by Brewer's Department Store in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Brewer's Department Store, University of Vermont
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.48
Description
Molded glass cream pitcher. The handle and base of the pitcher are clear glass, and the base is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the pitcher is red glass and is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir of East Charleston, Vt." in gold.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Charleston
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.52
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher. The upper edge is painted burgundy. One side of the pitcher is printed with a full-color illustration of an aerial view of a valley with a river running through it. The image is labeled, "Lake Eden, Eden Mills, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "F. L. Whittemore Eden Mills, Vt."
Context
Sold by F. L. Whittemore in Eden Mills, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Eden Mills
Town
Eden
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.56
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a neoclassical building with a blue roof. The image is labeled, "PUBLIC LIBRARY, FAIR HAVEN, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for Foley Grocery Co., Fair Haven, Vt."
Context
Sold by Foley Grocery Company in Fair Haven, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Foley Grocery Co.
Place
Town
Fair Haven
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.57
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with pointed handle. The pitcher is printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a lake seen through young trees. The image is labeled, "Lake Morey, Fairlee, Vermont". The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for D. D. Davis, Fairlee, Vermont".
Context
Sold by D. D. Davis in Fairlee, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
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Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), D. D. Davis
,
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.64
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a brick building with two columns supporting a narrow portico at the entrance. The building is shaded yellow with a grey or blue roof. The image is labeled, "Memorial Building, Hardwick, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR THOMAS & THOMAS HARDWICK, VERMONT.
Context
Sold by Thomas & Thomas in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Thomas & Thomas
Place
Town
Hardwick
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.75
Description
Green molded glass cream pitcher. The pitcher has a small handle and straight sides. The bottom portion is molded with scrollwork and a portion of the molded design is gilded. One side of the pitcher is printed with the white inscription, "SOUVENIR OF Lyndonville, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.77
Description
Red molded glass cream pitcher. The pitcher has a small, clear glass handle and straight sides. The bottom portion is molded with scrollwork in clear glass and a portion of the molded design is gilded. One side of the pitcher is printed with the white inscription, "Souvenir Maple Corner, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
,
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.78
Description
Miniature custard glass pitcher. The pitcher has a scalloped and gilded rim and sits on a short base. One side is printed with the red inscription, "Souvenir Marshfield, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
20th Century
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Marshfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.80
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a tall monument of a man on a square plinth. The illustration is labeled, "THE SOLDIER'S MONUMENT, MIDDLEBURY, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. H. Sheldon Middlebury, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. H. Sheldon in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. H. Sheldon
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.94
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a large building, similar in appearance to a fortress. The image is labeled, "New Armory, Newport, Vermont." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany" and "Imported by H. D. Lahar Newport, Vt."
Context
Sold by H. D. Lahar in Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), H. D. Lahar
Place
City
Newport
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.96
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed all over with bright colors. The main design is separated into three cartouches: the sides show a steamboat and a city street, and the center says, "Souvenir of NEWPORT.VT." The side images are labeled "Lady of the Lake, Lake Memphremagog" and "Mains Street" respectively/ Between the cartouches the pitcher is decorated with pink, yellow, and blue scrollwork.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
City
Newport
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.97
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color image of a city street lined by buildings on both sides. The image is labeled, "Main Street, Newport, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for True & Blanchard & Co., Newport, Vermont".
Context
Sold by True & Blanchard & Co. in Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), True & Blanchard Co.
Place
City
Newport
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.101
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a rectangular brick building with a arched central entranceway. The illustration is labeled, "DEWEY HALL, N.U.NORTHFIELD,VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Mrs. H. L. Cheney Northfield, Vt."
Context
Sold by Mrs. H. L. Cheney in Northfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mrs. H. L. Cheney
Place
Town
Northfield
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.104
Description
Miniature custard glass pitcher. The pitcher has a scalloped and gilded rim and sits on a short base. One side is printed with the red inscription, "Souvenir Pittsfield, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.105
Description
Miniature white porcelain pitcher. The pitcher is molded with a basket weave design on the upper portion and has a flat, curving handle with mottled gilding. One side of the pitcher is printed with an engraved illustration of a field with a fence through it and mountains in the background. The image is labeled, "NICKWAUKET MT., PITTSFORD, VT". The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "B. F. H. S. China MADE IN AUSTRIA for Dennison Bros. Pittsford, Vt."
Context
Sold by Dennison Bros. in Pittsford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Dennison Brothers
Place
Town
Pittsford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.107
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a park. The image is labeled, "Birthplace President Coolidge Plymouth, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for Ruth M. Aldrich, Plymouth, Vermont."
Context
Sold by Ruth M. Aldrich in Plymouth, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Aldrich, Ruth Midge (1892-1991)
Place
Town
Plymouth
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.109
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher with matter pink glaze on the bottom half. One side is printed with a full-color illustration of a building set on a hill amid trees. The image is labeled, "Proctor Public Library, Proctor, Vt." The bottom is marked, "WHEELOCK Made in Germnay for Vermont Marble Co's Store Proctor, Vt."
Context
Sold by Vermont Marble Company's store in Proctor, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Vermont Marble Company Store
Place
Town
Proctor
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.127
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color image of a square brick building set among hedges. The image is labeled, "MEMORIAL LIBRARY, SOUTH ROYALTON, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for C. M. Edson, South Royalton, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. M. Edson in South Royalton, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), C. M. Edson
Place
Village
South Royalton
Town
Royalton
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.132
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of large brick building with several chimneys and arched windows. The illustration is labeled, "ST. JOHNSBURY ATHENAEUM." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR E. N. Randall, St. Johnsbury, Vt."
Context
Sold by E. N. Randall in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
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Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. N. Randall
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.135
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a rocky cliff. The image is labeled, "Guardian of the Notch the old Man and his Dog Smugglers Notch, Stowe, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for Mt. Mansfield Hotel Co., Stowe, Vermont".
Context
Sold by Mount Mansfield Hotel Company in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mount Mansfield Hotel
Place
Town
Stowe
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.136
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed with a full-color illustration of a an aerial view of a river running through a valley. A rocky cliff rises in the foreground at the left of the image. The image is labeled, "Nose, Summit House and Chin, Mt. Mansfield, Stowe, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for Mt. Mansfield Hotel Co., Stowe, Vermont".
Context
Sold by Mount Mansfield Hotel Company in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mount Mansfield Hotel
,
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.142
Description
Molded glass cream pitcher. The handle and base of the pitcher are clear glass, and the base is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the pitcher is red glass and is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir of Townshend, Vt." in gold.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Townshend
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1954.31.1c
Description
White-bodied ceramic cream pitcher with an ear-shaped handle. The rim and handle are gilded, and a leaf is drawn in gilding at the attachment of the handle.
Context
Owned by Carrie Wheelock in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.31
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
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Person or Organization
Wheelock, Carrie M.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.168
Description
Molded glass cream pitcher. The handle and base of the pitcher are clear glass, and the base is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the pitcher is red glass and is printed with the inscription, "Souvenir of Woodbury, Vt." in white.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Woodbury
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.169
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher airbrushed with light blue at the top. One side of the pitcher is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building that takes up an entire city block. The building has a large tower at one corner. The image is labeled, "The Inn, Woodstock, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "J.H.R. & Co. Made in Germany for The Variety Store, Woodstock, Vt."
Context
Sold by The Variety Store in Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
J. H. R. & Co.
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), The Variety Store
Place
Town
Woodstock
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.7
Description
White cream pitcher with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.8
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a tall obelisk. The illustration is labeled, "BENNINGTON BATTLE MONUMENT, BENNINGTON, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Harry Willoughby Bennington, Vt."
Context
Sold by Harry Willoughby in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
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Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Harry Willoughby
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Event
Battle of Bennington
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.17
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with a decoratively molded edge. The pitcher is printed with an engraved image of a neoclassical building with stone accents at the corners. The image is labeled, "High School, Putney, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is labeled, "Made in Germany for M. G. Williams, Putney, Vt."".
Context
Sold by M. G. Williams in Putney, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
M. G. Williams
Place
Town
Putney
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.22
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher glazed pink on the front half. The glazed side is framed with raised gilded dots, and there is a white circle in the center front printed with full-color illustration of a factory building. The image is labeled, "PEERLESS MFG. CO, BARTON VERMONT". The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for C. P. Jenness Barton, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. P. Jenness in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1892-1924
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Porcelain
Relationships
Peerless Manufacturing Company, C. P. Jenness
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.27
Description
Miniature custard glass pitcher. The pitcher is painted with gold paint on the upper edge around the beading at the base. The center has the printed inscription, "Souvenir East Burke, Vt."
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1895-1910
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Glass
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Place
Town
Burke
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.29
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher. The pitcher is printed with a fully-colored illustration of park surrounded by city buildings. The park is painted to look like it is dirt or the grass is dead. The image is labeled, "ORLEANS, VERMONT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for The Whipple-Converse Co. Orleans, Vermont."
Context
Sold by The Whipple-Converse Company in Orleans, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
The Whipple-Converse Company
Place
Village
Orleans
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.32
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher with green glaze on the top half. One side is printed with a full-color illustration of a covered bridge stretching over a river. The image is labeled, "INIDIANS EARLY LANDING PLACE, YEAR 1800. 7 MILES BAY FILLED BY FLOOD, BARTON LANDING, VT." The bottom is marked, "WHEELOCK VIENNA AUSTRIA".
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Porcelain
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Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.4
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with an illustration of a city street scene with a large central tree and a bandstand. It is partially colored and has the label, "BARRE COMMON, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR C. N. Kenyon & Co. Barre, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.6
Description
Gold-lustered cream pitcher with a full-color illustration of a long, tied-arch bridge over a river. The illustration is labeled, "NEW IRON BRIDGE, BELLOWS FALLS, VT."
Acquisition
2008.83
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Porcelain
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Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.19
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with a decoratively molded edge. The pitcher is printed with an engraved image of a large clapboard building with with a front porch and balcony. The image is labeled, "Orange County Hotel, Chelsea, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is labeled, "P. C. C. Made in Germany for W. S. Hatch, Chelsea, Vt. 1010".
Context
Sold by W. S. Hatch in Chelsea, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
W. S. Hatch
Place
Town
Chelsea
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.21
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed with an illustration of a building with arched and round windows and a square tower. The image is labeled, "WHITING FREE LIBRARY, CHESTER, VT BUILDING 1891". The bottom is marked in green with an entwined WC beneath a crown and the words "The Foley China England 115510". Over the green mark is a black mark that reads, "Made in England Adams & Davis Chester, VT J. McD & L".
Context
Sold by Adams & Davis in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.34
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a large clapboard house complex. The image is labeled, "Home of President Coolidge." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for W. D. Cabot Woodstock, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. D. Cabot in Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Calvin Coolidge Foundation, Inc., W. D. Cabot
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.36
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher. The pitcher is printed with a fully-colored illustration of a clapboard building with a wagon in front. The image is labeled, "Birthplace of President Coolidge, Plymouth, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for Fuller Bros. Ludlow, Vermont."
Context
Sold by Fuller Brothers in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
Relationships
Calvin Coolidge Foundation, Inc., Fuller Brothers
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.38
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a metal bridge high over a river. The image is labeled, "Quechee Gulf Near White River Junction, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for N. C. Powers White River Junction Vermont".
Context
Sold by N. C. Powers in White River Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
N. C. Powers
Place
Village
White River Junction
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.39
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a city street lined with commercial buildings. The image is labeled, "Main Street, Randolph, Vermont." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. E. LAMSON & SON CO. RANDOLPH, VERMONT".
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson & Son Company in Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
W. E. Lamson
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.40
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher decorated around the top edge with blue daisies and green leaves. The side is printed with a brown-toned photograph of a city street as seen from above. The image is labeled, "RANDOLPH, VERMONT". The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. E. LAMSON RANDOLPH, VT." and "Weimar Germany".
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson & Son Company in Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
W. E. Lamson
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.45
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed all over with bright colors. The main design is separated into three cartouches: the sides show buildings, and the center says, "Souvenir of ST. JOHNSBURY VT." The side images are labeled "AVENUE HOUSE" and "MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE". Between the cartouches the pitcher is decorated with pink, yellow, and blue scrollwork.
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2006.51.2
Description
White fluted porcelain cream pitcher with a line of blue glaze and decorative floral gilding around the upper rim. One side has the gilded inscription, "Rutland, Vt." in gothic lettering.
Acquisition
2006.51
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Porcelain
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Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.50
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher printed with a full-color illustration of a an aerial view of a river running through a valley. A rocky cliff rises in the foreground at the left of the image. The image is labeled, "Nose, Summit House and Chin, Mt. Mansfield, Stowe, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for Mt. Mansfield Hotel Co., Stowe, Vermont".
Context
Sold by Mount Mansfield Hotel Company in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Mount Mansfield Hotel
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.53
Description
Miniature custard glass pitcher. The pitcher is painted with gold paint on the upper edge around the beading at the base. The center has the printed inscription, "Souvenir West Wardsboro, Vt."
Acquisition
2008.83
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Glass
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Place
Town
Wardsboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.58
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher. The pitcher is printed with a fully-colored illustration of a two-story clapboard house with a front porch. The image is labeled, "OLD CONSTITUTION HOUSE, 1777, WINDSOR, Vt." The bottom of the pitcher is marked, "Made in Germany for Cabot Bros. Windsor Vermont."
Context
Sold by Cabot Brothers, Windsor, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Cabot Brothers
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.59
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with an angular handle. The pitcher is printed on both sides with an engraved illustration of a bird's-eye view of a village in a valley with a large mountain in the background. The image is labeled, "ASCUTNEY MOUTNAIN WINDSOR, VT". The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in England CABOT BROS. WINDSOR, VT."
Context
Sold by the Cabot Brothers in Windsor, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Cabot Brothers
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.43
Description
Dark-blue-and-white jasperware cream pitcher. The exterior of the pitcher is unglazed, and the white interior has a glossy glaze. The exterior is decorated with swags and people in raised, white ceramic.
Acquisition
1959.61
Made/Created
Wedgewood
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Ceramic
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.29
Description
Small ceramic pitcher printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey on the left, crossed flags in the center, and a two-masted ship on the right. The spout is molded into the shape of an eagle, the details of which are highlighted with gilding. The handle is molded into the shape of a rope.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
Cook Pottery Company
1899
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.46
Description
Small salt-glazed ceramic pitcher molded around the exterior with a pattern of lilies of the valley. The label, "PO 83" is written on the bottom.
Acquisition
1959.61
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2016.7.1
Description
Miniature pitcher printed with a colored image of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. The building is colored brown with a black dome and the surrounding trees are colored green. The image is labeled, "State House, Montpelier, Vt." The handle and the neck of the pitcher are glazed blue. The bottom has the mark, "Made in Germany for Miss S. S. Slade, Montpelier, Vt."
Context
Sold by Miss S. S. Slade in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.7
Made/Created
circa 1920
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Miss S. S. Slade
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.13.6
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher. The pitcher is decorated with a brown and yellow design of styled autumn flowers. The handle is shaped to resemble bamboo.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
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Porcelain
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Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.12.3
Description
Pink molded glass cream pitcher. The body of the pitcher is heavily decorated with poinsettias and leaves, molded into one side to appear etched.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
Jeanette Glass Company
1931-1935
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Glass
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1931.24.1
Description
Small black luster cream pitcher. The pitcher has a bulbous body with three legs, and flares outward dramatically at the top. The top edge is scalloped and forms into a spout on one side. An ear-shaped handle spans from the top to one of the feet on the side opposite the spout.
Context
Owned by Alexander and Sally Bowles of Marshfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1931.24
Made/Created
19th Century
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Ceramic
Relationships
Boyles, Alexander (1799-1877), Boyles, Sally (1799-1886)
Place
Town
Marshfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.70
Description
White-bodied ceramic cream pitcher decorated with molded, purple luster floral sprigs.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.62
Description
White ceramic cream pitcher decorated with stylized floral sprigs in pink luster. The vasiform body slopes up to a large pouring spout opposite a pointed, angular handle. The body of the pitcher is decorated with a wide band of luster swags, with leaves or berries at each high point and a berried sprig above each low point. A band of berries and vine encircles the attachment point of the body and the spout, and the spout is decorated at the center front and both sides with a sprig.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Ceramic
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.85
Description
White porcelain cream pitcher with plain bands of gilding around the rim, neck, and shoulder. The pitcher sits on a low base, and has a high spout and handle.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1945.38.2
Description
Stoneware crock with blue one-sided fern leaves or feathers. Marked "L.W. Fenton/St. Johnsbury/2". The crock is straight-sided with a flared lip. There is a U-shaped handle on either side.
Context
Made by L. W. Fenton in St. Johnsbury.
Acquisition
1945.38
Made/Created
L. W. Fenton
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1945.38.3
Description
Stoneware crock with white body and dark glazed interior. The form flares slightly in the middle, comes back in, then flares again at the lip. U-shaped handles are applied onto either side near the top, and a line is scored around the piece at the midpoint of the handles. The inscription, "NORTON & FENTON/East Bennington, Vt." is impressed into the center front on the scoring line, and colored blue (underglaze).
Context
Made by Norton & Fenton in Bennington, VT
Acquisition
1945.38
Made/Created
Norton and Fenton
1845-1847
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.200
Description
Stoneware crock with hand-painted design of three flowers. There are U-shaped handles on either side. At the center top is the stamped label, "NORTON & FENTON, East Bennington, Vt. 2".
Context
Made by Norton & Fenton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Norton and Fenton
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.6
Description
Stoneware crock with hand-painted decorate of a bird on a branch. U-shaped handles are applied on either side. At the center top is the stamped label, "J. NORTON 7 CO. / BENNINGTON, VT. / 3".
Context
Made by J. Norton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
J. Norton & Co.
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1951.10
Description
Stoneware crock with hand-painted blue design of stylized bellflowers within a V of dogs. The body of the piece flares very slightly toward the center, and the lip is turned outward to for a distinct rim. U-shaped handles are applied on either side, and line is incised around the piece as the attachment point of the handles. Above the incised line at the center front is the stamped inscription, "FARRARS POTTERY / FAIRFAX, Vt / 2". The inscription is painted over with blue.
Context
Made by Farrars Pottery in Fairfax, Vermont
Acquisition
1951.10
Made/Created
Farras Pottery
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.19
Description
Unglazed redware crock or pot. The top is slightly wider than the base, and the interior is glazed.
Context
Likely made by Bradford Pottery in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
Bradford Pottery
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Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.62
Description
Stoneware crock with stamped label, "FAIRFAX, Vt. 3". The body of the crock flares outward toward the midpoint, then stays straight to the top. There are U-shaped handles applied to either side.
Context
Made in Fairfax, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.43
Made/Created
19th Century
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Ceramic
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1945.38.1
Description
Hand thrown stoneware crock with blue decoration of bird wings and the stamped mark, "R. & R. FENTON./EAST DORSET." The body of the crock flares outward at the center, then slightly back inward toward the top. There is a U-shaped handle on either side, and an incised line that goes around the top about three inches below the lip.
Context
Made by R. & C. Fenton of East Dorset, Vermont
Acquisition
1945.38
Made/Created
R & C Fenton
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.14
Description
Stoneware crock featuring a painted design of a spotted deer. The large crock flare toward the top, with hand-formed handles and a round, flaring opening. Beneath the rim is the stamped inscription, "J. & F. NORTON/BENNINGTON VT." as well as a partial imprint of a stylized flower. The underglaze painted design shows a stylized, spotted stag between a house and picket fence.
Use
Used for food storage
Context
Made by J. & E. Norton in Bennington, VT.
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
J. & E. Norton
19th Century
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Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.28
Description
Stoneware crock decorated with a hand painted design of a bell flower. There are U-shaped handles applied to either side of the piece, and an incised lines runs around the piece at their attachment points. Above the line is the stamped inscription, "LEWIS & CADY / FAIRFAX. V.T / 4".
Context
Made by Lewis & Cady in Fairfax, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
Lewis & Cady
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.29
Description
Straight-sided stoneware crock with a hand-painted decoration of a flower. There are two U-shaped handles applied to either side. At the top center is the stamped label, "Simons & Osgood / Brandon Vt / 3".
Context
Made by Siomons & Osgood in Brandon, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
Simons and Osgood
19th Century
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Ceramic
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.26
Description
Large, straight-sided crock with hand-painted slip design of a four-petaled flower. There are U-shaped handles on either side of the crock. Above the flower is the stamped label, "L.W.FENTON ST. JOHNSBURY, VT 5". The interior is glazed dark brown.
Context
Made by L. W. Fenton in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
L. W. Fenton
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.201
Description
Large stoneware crock decorated in blue slip with an image of a person between two trees. The center top is impressed with the label, "Fenton & Hancock / St. Johnsbury, VT. / 6".
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Fenton & Hancock
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Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.22
Description
Stoneware crock with hand-painted design of a stylized bellflower at the center front. U-shaped handles are applied to either side, and a line is incised around the piece at the center point of the handles. Above the line is the stamped inscription, "J. E. NORTON BENNINGTON, VT 2".
Context
Made by J. E. Norton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
J. E. Norton
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
2018.18.3
Description
Stoneware crock with large hand-painted design of flowers (possibly tulips) across the center front. There are U-shaped handles on either side. The top rim is flared outward to fit a small round ceramic lid, now missing, and the interior is glazed dark brown. At the center top is the stamped label, "O. L. & A. K. BALLARD. BRULINGTON. VT. 3". There is a small round lid that sits inside the rim and has a round center post handle.
Context
Made by O. L. & A. K. Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.18
Made/Created
O. L. & A. K. Ballard
1859-1867
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Stoneware
Relationships
Ballard, Alfred K. (1828-1874), Ballard, Orrin Lawrence (1825-1904)
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.2
Description
Large stoneware crock with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The straight-sided crock has U-shaped handles on either side. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the crock is incised with the inscription, "1/1000 Ltd." The interior is brown glazed.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration.
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.3
Description
3-quart stoneware crock with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The straight-sided crock has U-shaped handles on either side. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the crock is incised with the inscription, "1/2500 Ltd." The interior is brown glazed.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial Celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Stoneware
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Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.10
Description
1-quart stoneware crock with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The straight-sided crock has U-shaped handles on either side. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the crock is incised with the inscription, "1/2500 Ltd." The interior is brown glazed.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.11
Description
1-quart stoneware crock with blue incised decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The straight-sided crock has U-shaped handles on either side. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the crock is incised with the inscription, "LTD. 1/1000". The interior is red glazed.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
1991
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Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
2010.31.2
Description
Large grey stoneware crock with a U-shaped handle on either side near the top rim. The front is stamped with the inscription, "J & E. NORTO BENNINGTON V[T]" and the number 1-1/6. The interior is glazed dark brown. The rim is slightly drooped.
Context
Owned by George W. Simmons of Bennington, Vermont. Simmons was a tinsmith who worked next door to the Norton pottery company and would buy the pottery's seconds (ware with imperfections).
Acquisition
2010.31
Made/Created
J. & E. Norton
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Stoneware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Simmons, George W. (1803-1861)
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.16
Description
Stoneware crock with overglaze hand-painted design of a leafless tree. The body of the crock flares outward toward the midpoint, then stays straight to the top. There are U-shaped handles applied to either side, and two parallel lines are incised around the piece at the center point of the handles. Below the lines is the stamped label, "E. W. FARRAR & CO. BURLINGTON, VT 2".
Context
Made by E. W. Farrar & Co. in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
E. W. Farrar & Co.
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.22
Description
Stoneware crock with hand-painted decoration of a stem of flowers. There are U-shaped handles on either side, and two parallel lines are incised around the body at the attachment point of the handles. Above the lines is in the blue stamped label, "LEWIS & CADY FAIRFAX, VT 2". The lip of the piece is flared outward and rounded.
Context
Mady by Lewis & Cady in Fairfax, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
Lewis & Cady
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.5
Description
Redware crock. The vessel has straight sides that flair outward toward the top and a thick, round lip.
Acquisition
1954.17
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Ceramic
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.15
Description
Stoneware crock with large, hand-painted design of flourishes (possibly feathers). There are U-shaped handles on either side of the crock, and a line is incised around the body at the attachment point of the handles. Above the line is the stamped label "LEWS & CADY FAIRFAX VT". A round lip has been applied to the top rim.
Context
Made by Lewis & Cady in Fairfax, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
Lewis & Cady
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.10
Description
Large stoneware crock with hand-painted design of flourishes. There are two U-shaped handles on either side of the crock, and two parallel lines run around the crock at the handles' center point. Above the lines is the stamped makers label.
Context
Made by George & Bascomb in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
George & Bascom
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.4ab
Description
Vase-shaped stoneware crock with hand-painted decoration of two leaves. There are U-shaped handles on either side. The lip appears to have been molded separately and flares outward dramatically. At the top center is the stamped inscription, "NORTON & FENTON / BENNINGTON VT" in a circle around the number 3.
Context
Made by Norton & Fenton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
Norton and Fenton
19th Century
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Stoneware
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.301a-b
Description
Straight-sided crock with hand-painted design of three clovers or flowers. There are two U-shaped handles on either side. The rim is rolled outward to create a lip. At the top center is the stamped label, "JULIUS FENTON BENNINGTON VT 1 1/2". There is a round lid with dark brown glaze in the center that nestles into the rim of the crock.
Context
Made by Julius Fenton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Fenton, Julius
19th Century
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Stoneware
Cruet
Name/Title
Cruet
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.146a
Description
Clear glass mold-blown cruet with missing stopper. The cruet is molded with flutes and daisies.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Cruet
Name/Title
Cruet
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.147c
Description
Undecorated clear glass cruet with no stopper. It is mold blown.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Crystal Ball
Name/Title
Crystal Ball
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.799
Description
Solid, clear glass ball.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Glass
Cup
Name/Title
Cup
Entry/Object ID
1937.7.3ab
Description
Large white glass tankard painted with a floral design in red, green, and blue. The center of the cup has design inside a round border. The cup is now broken, and two pieces remain.
Context
Said to have been used by Lafayette at Baker's Tavern in Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
1937.7
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
LaFayette, Marquis de (1757-1834)
Place
Town
Woodstock
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup
Name/Title
Cup
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.48
Description
White ceramic tumbler printed with an illustration of two churches labeled, "The Presbyterian Churches, South Ryegate, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for B. L. TERRY South Ryegate, Vt."
Context
Sold by B. L. Terry in South Ryegate, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
B. L. Terry
Place
Village
South Ryegate
Town
Ryegate
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup
Name/Title
Cup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.572
Description
Small yellow cup with straight sides and a small handle. The cup is transfer printed in red with two portrait busts within ovals underneath a flying eagle. The portraits are labeled Lafayette and Washington.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Ceramic
Relationships
Washington, George (1732-1799), LaFayette, Marquis de (1757-1834)
Cup
Name/Title
Cup
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.41
Description
Small handleless tea cup with bronze luster. The cup flares outward in a straight line from base to rim, with a slightly molded pedestal base and beaded line near the rim. The center is banded with a hand-painted design in yellow and pink luster on a white ground.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Ceramic
Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.50
Description
White ceramic cup plate printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey. Beneath the portrait is the stamped inscription, "COMPLIMENTS OF H. N. GARDNER / 5 & 10c STORE."
Acquisition
1969.28
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Dewey, George (1837-1917), H. N. Gardner
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1980.5.8
Description
Pressed glass cup plate. Sunburst design on bottom & alternating thumbpint pattern along edge.
Context
Used by the Templeton family of East Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1980.5
Made/Created
19th Century
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Glass
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Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2003.38.2
Description
White porcelain cup plate printed with the engraved image of a large building with two central towers. The image is labeled, "GODDARD SEMINARY, BARR, VT." The cup plate is slightly fluted around the edge, and the edge is gilded. The revers is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY C. N. KENYON & CO. BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont.
Acquisition
2003.38
Made/Created
1910-1920
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
C. N. Kenyon & Co., Goddard College
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.38
Description
White porcelain cup plate printed at the center with a line drawing of a building with round rooms at the corners. The image is labeled, "PUBLIC LIBRARY CHELSEA, VT." The reverse is marked, "B.F.H.S. China Made in Austria for W. S. Hatch, Chelsea, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. S. Hatch in Chelsea, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. S. Hatch
Place
Town
Chelsea
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.76
Description
White porcelain cup plate with gilded edge. The cup plate is printed in the center with an engraved illustration of a large gothic building with a square tower that has several points. The image is labeled, "Manchester, Vt. Burr & Burton Seminary." The back of the dish is marked, "The Levin Store Manchester Depot, Vt.
Context
Sold by The Levin Store in Manchester Depot, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), The Levin Store
Place
Town
Manchester
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.151
Description
Cup plate with petaled edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a large building with a blue hipped roof. The image is labeled, "WALLINGFORD INN, WALLINGFORD, VERMONT." The back of the dish is marked, "T.K BONE CHINA. TAYLOR&KENT. LONGTON ENGLAND."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Taylor & Kent
1910-1930
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.13
Description
Cup plate with petaled edge. The center is printed with a copperplate illustration of a lake. The image is labeled, "LAKE ANSEL, BETHL, VT." The back of the dish is marked, "Made in Austria expressly for Brooks & La Due Bethel, Vt."
Context
Sold by Brooks & La Due in Bethel, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Brooks & La Due
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.23
Description
White ceramic cup plate with decoratively scrolled edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a small stone building with a large, columned portico. The image is labeled, "GILBERT A. DAVIS FREE LIBRARY, FELCHVILL, VT." The back is marked, "WHEELOCK MADE IN GERMANY FOR E. B. WATKINS FELCHVILLE, VT. DRESDEN."
Context
Sold by E. B. Watkins in Felchville, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Wheelock
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Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
E. B. Watkins
Place
Village
Felchville
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.44
Description
White ceramic cup plate with scalloped edge. The center is printed with a Victorian building with an arched entryway and multiple towers. The image is labeled, "CITY HALL, ST. ALBANS, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in Austria expressly for H. M. Stevens & Co. St. Albans, Vt."
Context
Sold by H. M. Stevens & Company in Saint Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Stevens & Co.
Place
City
St. Albans City
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.51
Description
White ceramic cup plate with petaled edge printed with an illustration of a large building with a wraparound porch. The image is labeled, "LAKE CHAMPLAIN SWANTON VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "B. F. H. S. CHINA MADE IN AUSTRIA for H. C. BARNES Swanton Vt."
Context
Sold by H. C. Barnes in Swanton, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. C. Barnes
Place
Town
Swanton
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1937.7.2a-b
Description
Pressed glass cup plate with a design of scrolls and stars impressed into the back. The center shows a three-masted sailing ship.
Context
The ship in the center represents the ship on which Lafayette came to American in 1824, The Cadmus.
Acquisition
1937.7
Made/Created
1830-1855
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Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
LaFayette, Marquis de (1757-1834)
Place
Town
Woodstock
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.4
Description
Transfer-printed cup showing an Eastern design in black. The center shows an urn near a fence with two pagodas in the background. The border consists of three repeats of a scene consisting of an urn beside a fence.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.5
Description
Transfer-printed cup showing an Eastern design in black. The center shows an urn near a fence with two pagodas in the background. The border consists of three repeats of a scene consisting of an urn beside a fence.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.6
Description
Transfer-printed cup showing an Eastern design in black. The center shows an urn near a fence with two pagodas in the background. The border consists of three repeats of a scene consisting of an urn beside a fence.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.7
Description
Transfer-printed cup showing an Eastern design in black. The center shows an urn near a fence with two pagodas in the background. The border consists of three repeats of a scene consisting of an urn beside a fence.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.8
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.9
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.10
Description
Ceramic cup plate hand painted with sprigs of leaves and flowers. The leaves are green, the flowers are purple, and the stems are red.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.11
Description
Ceramic cup plate hand painted with sprigs of leaves and flowers. The leaves are green, the flowers are purple, and the stems are red.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.12
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.26
Description
White-bodied ceramic cup plate with molded and lustered design. The rim of the plate is molded with swashes and floral sprigs. The floral sprigs are painted with purple with copper luster.
Context
Owned by G. Nelson Brigham in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brigham, G. Nelson
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1255
Description
Small, black-and-white transfer-printed cup plate. The center well of the plate has a design of pagoda-style buildings, a bridge, and trees. The border is printed with flowers.
Context
Owned by Lucretia Farr Rugg in Londonderry, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Lucretia Farr (1775-1848)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1260
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed cup plate. The plate is decorated with a a swirling design around the border and at the center.
Context
Used by Lucretia Rugg Twitchell in Jamaica, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Twitchell, Lucretia Rugg (1797-1861)
Cup Plate
Name/Title
Cup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.51
Description
Small, round rimmed plate decorated in stylized florals. The rim of the plate is painted in pink with a rim and sprigs of pink luster. The well of the plate is decorated in highly stylized flowers, fruits, and leaves in pink, blue, green, and red.
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Cup and Saucer Set
Name/Title
Cup and Saucer Set
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.6a-b
Description
White, round teacup and round saucer with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decanter
Name/Title
Decanter
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.160a-b
Description
Painted glass decanter with stopper. The decanter is decoratively blown with pinched ridges and two handles. Between each ridge, the bottle is painted with a crane, a windmill, a bird and nest, and a sailboat. Each design is repeated twice.
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
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Materials
Glass
Decanter
Name/Title
Decanter
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.147a-b
Description
Clear glass decanter with tall glass stopper. The decanter is molded with deep flutes, each cut with swirling lines. The stopper is pointed and unengraved.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Decanter
Name/Title
Decanter
Entry/Object ID
1958.13.1
Description
Clear glass decanter etched around the shoulder with a tassel and rope design. The neck is cut into facets.
Context
Owned by Nathaniel Morse in Plainfield or Royalton, Vermont. Said to have been thrown into the bushes and thus saved during the Burning of Royalton.
Acquisition
1958.13
Made/Created
circa 1780
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Morse, Nathaniel
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American Revolutionary War, The Royalton Raid
Decorative Bowl
Name/Title
Decorative Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.7
Description
Small white porcelain bowl. The rim of the bowl is decoratively molded with scrollwork and the edges are gilded. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with two central towers. The image is labeled, "GODDARD SEMINARY, BARRE, VT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany for Geo. F. Scott & Co., Barre, Vt."
Context
Sold by Geo. F. Scott & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1895
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), George F. Scott and Co., Goddard College
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Bowl
Name/Title
Decorative Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.84
Description
White ceramic bowl with decoratively molded and gilded rim. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a palladian building. The image is labeled, "KELLOGG-HUBBARD LIBRARY, MONTPELIER, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, MADE IN GERMANY BOSTON BARGAIN STORE MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Sold by The Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Boston Bargain Store
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Bowl
Name/Title
Decorative Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.91
Description
White ceramic bowl printed in the center with a full-color illustration of a river with short waterfalls surrounded by trees. Outline of the scene is square, but both the green and blue have run out of the lines. The image is labeled, Upper Falls, Morrisville, Vt." The bottom of the bowl is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR E.A. HASTINGS MORRISVILLE, VT."
Context
Sold by E. A. Hastings in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. A. Hastings
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Bowl
Name/Title
Decorative Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.27
Description
White ceramic bowl printed at the center with a full-color illustration of a stone building with a blue hipped roof labeled, "FLETCHER MEMORIAL LIBRARY, LUDLOW, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "WHEELOCK MADE IN GERMANY FOR JOHN BARRETT LUDLOW, VT. DRESDEN."
Context
Sold by John Barrett in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Wheelock
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
John Barrett
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Glass
Name/Title
Decorative Glass
Entry/Object ID
2022.71.1
Description
Round glass orb. The orb has a mottle shape with a round nipple at the center top and a prominent pontil mark at the center bottom. Thin webs of glass are stretched through the center of the hollow sphere, with areas of green, purple, and opaque white blended through the webs.
Artwork Details
Glass
Context
Made by Paedra Bramhall of Bridgewater, Vermont
Acquisition
2022.71
Made/Created
Artist
Bramhall, Paedra (b. 1942)
May 4, 1998
Dimensions
Overall
Decorative Plaque
Name/Title
Decorative Plaque
Entry/Object ID
1963.14
Description
Round ceramic decorative plaque showing a man with a large mustache in blue military clothing. He is shown wearing a coat with two rectangular epaulets and a double breasted front closure. The label "Dewey" is written in script at the bottom right. The plaque is set into a metal frame molded into a braided pattern.
Context
Shows Admiral George Dewey of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1963.14
Made/Created
W. Guerin
1898-1932
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Event
Spanish-American War
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1979.4.1
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1912. The plate is decorated with a scene of an indigenous American woman in a long dress sitting outside. She is surrounded on the left and right with small, rectangular month pages, showing January to December, 1912. The center bottom of the image is marked, "Compliments of Rutland's Piano Dealer H. M. Bradley. The edges are lined in gilding. The reverse has the mark "Dresden China".
Context
Sold by H. M. Bradley in Rutland, Vermont
Acquisition
1979.4
Made/Created
Dresden Porcelain
1912
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. M. Bradley
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1979.4.2
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1912. The plate shows an image of an owl perched on a large book in front of a winter scene. Within the book is a calendar of the year 1912, January through December, separated by month. The center bottom is labeled, "Compliments of Mrs. G. H. Pillsbury, Millinery & Ladies Furnishings GROTON, VT."
Context
Distributed by Mrs. G. H. Pillsbury in Groton, Vermont
Acquisition
1979.4
Made/Created
1912
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
G. H. Pillsbury
Place
Town
Groton
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1987.1.1
Description
Decorative plate with a painted scene of a house and trees in the center. The scene is labeled, "Birthplace of Admiral Dewey, Montpelier, Vt." The edge is gilded in a mottled, sponged design. There are two molded openings on either side of the plate, like handles. The reverse is marked, "B. F. H. S./CHINA/MADE IN AUSTRIA/for Miss. S. S. Slade/Montpelier Vt."
Context
Sold by the Miss S. S. Slade shop in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1987.1
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Dewey, George (1837-1917), Miss S. S. Slade
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2003.38.4
Description
Oval decorative plate or tray. The center of the plate is printed with a full-color image of a monument showing a man standing on a pedestal. The image is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS MONUMENT, BARRE, VT." The rim of the plate is printed with full-color pink roses with the flowers pointed toward the center and the stems pointed toward the edge. The edge is molded in a rococo pattern and is gilded. The reverse is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY C. N. KENYON & CO BARRE. VT."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2003.38
Made/Created
1910-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
C. N. Kenyon & Co., Burns, Robert (1759-1796)
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.1
Description
White ceramic plate with a scalloped edge. The rim is decorated with gilded stems of wheat. At the center is an illustration of a city street with commercial buildings on the left and residential buildings on the right. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILLE, VT". The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY G. W. DOTY MORRISVILLE, VT".
Context
Sold by G. W. Doty in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
G. W. Doty
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2003.63
Description
Blue and white transfer printed plate showing Vermont landmarks. The center of the plate has six cartouches, each showing a different building: the Chester Arthur Historic Site, the Justin Morrill Homestead, the Vermont State House, the Calvin Coolidge Homestead, Chimney Point State Historic Site, and the Bennington Battle Monument. Beneath the images is the label, "Historic Vermont" within a banner. The rim is printed with bunches of flowers. On the reverse is a long inscription explaining the landmarks.
Context
Made for the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation.
Acquisition
2003.63
Made/Created
Jonroth England
2003
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Vermont Division for Historic Preservation
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1971.33
Description
Decorative souvenir plate printed with images of buildings. The plate is square with concave corners, and a semicircles added to two sides. The printed images are on the rim and show the Pavilion (twice), the Vermont State House, and the Post Office of Montpelier.
Context
Made in England for Marvin & Sherburne of Montpelier, Vermont.
Acquisition
1971.33
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Marvin & Sherburne
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1966.42
Description
Decorative ceramic plate or plaque molded with a three-dimensional scene. The center of the plate has the word "VERMONT" within a ribbon. Above the ribbon is the state house with the label "STATE CAPITOL", to the right is a couple on a ski lift labeled "SKIING", below is a covered bridge labeled "COVERED BRIDGE", and two cows next to a farmer carrying a bucket labeled "MAPLE SUGARING IN VERMONT". There are two holes in the center top for hanging. The back is hollow.
Acquisition
1966.42
Made/Created
1960-1980
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Plaster
Relationships
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.1
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1912. The plate is decorated with a scene of an indigenous American woman in a long dress sitting outside. She is surrounded on the left and right with small, rectangular month pages, showing January to December, 1912. The center bottom of the image is marked, "Compliments of J. D. BLACKSHAW, Up-t0-date Jeweler St. Johnsbury, - VT." The edges are lined in gilding. The reverse has the mark "Dresden China".
Context
Sold by J. D. Blackshaw in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
1912
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
J. D. Blackshaw
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.3
Description
Dessert-sized decorative plate with a feathered border, both molded and painted. In the center is an engraved illustration of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. The illustration is labeled, "STATE HOUSE, MONTPELIER, VT." The reverse bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Boston Bargain Store, Montpelier, VT."
Context
Sold by Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Boston Bargain Store
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.7
Description
Decorative plate painted with the image of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. A path leading up to the building is lined with trees. The lower edge of the image is labeled, "STATE CAPITOL MONTPELIER, VT." The reverse bears the mark, "PAINTED AND IMPORTED FOR BUSWELL'S BOOK STORE, MONTPELIER, VT. / HAND PAINTED THE JONROTH STUDIOS/ GERMANY"
Context
Sold by Buswell's Bookstore in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
The Jonroth Studios
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Buswell's Book Store
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.9
Description
Transferware plate printed with the image of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and the label, "PICTURESQUE VERMONT / STATE CAPITOL MONTPELIER". The border is printed with a repeating design of flowers. The reverse has a label that says, "Old English StaffordhshireWare / JONROTH / ENGLAND/ MADE IN STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLAND/ BY THE BEDFORD POTTERIES/ ESTABLISHED IN 1792/ IMPORTED EXCLUSIVELY/ FOR/ PAUL C. HARRINGTON, / MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Sold by Paul C. Harrington in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
Jonroth England
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Paul C. Harrington
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.10
Description
Decorative plate showing an illustration of the Vermont State House surrounded by cartouches with illustrations of the Bennington Monument, a syrup tapping scene, a ski lift, a granite quarry, and a covered bridge. The plate is labeled, "VERMONT THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE". The printing is in green.
Acquisition
2000.3
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.11
Description
Decorative plate with an image of the Vermont State House at the center and small scenes placed in a circle around it. From the top, the scenes are people on a ski lift, a granite quarry, the Bennington Monument, a covered bridge over a river, and tapping a maple tree.
Acquisition
2000.3
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Interpretative Labels
Picturesque Vermont Souvenir Plate, 1945-1960 William Adams & Sons (1769 - present) Staffordshire, England Ironstone Gift of John H. Carnahan, #2000.3.12 Some of the most popular tourist attractions of the day are featured on this decorative, souvenir plate, including the Bennington Battle Monument, the University of Vermont, Middlebury College, Norwich University, and the Calvin Coolidge birthplace. Highlighted in the center of the plate is the Vermont State House which continues to be a prime tourist destination today.
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.12
Description
Decorative plate with black transfer-printed design with hand-painted accents. At the center is an illustration of the Vermont State House. Around the border are illustrations of the Bennington Monument, a building at the University of Vermont, the Coolidge Homestead, a building at Middlebury College, and a building at Norwich University.
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1945-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.13
Description
Decorative plate with red transfer-printed design in the center and gilded scrollwork design around the border. The central design has Vermont flag in the middle, circled by a collection of images/scenes: the state seal, a snowy winter scene, a granite Camel's Hump seen from a distance, the Vermont State House, a granite quarry, and Lake Champlain.
Acquisition
2000.3
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1999.50.62
Description
Decorative plate showing an illustration of the Vermont State House surrounded by cartouches with illustrations of the Bennington Monument, a syrup tapping scene, a ski lift, a granite quarry, and a covered bridge. The plate is labeled, "VERMONT THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE". The printing is in gold luster.
Acquisition
1999.50
Made/Created
1920-1935
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Coutts, Flora (1897-1983)
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.3
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1912. The plate shows an image of an owl perched on a large book in front of a winter scene. Within the book is a calendar of the year 1912, January through December, separated by month. The center bottom is labeled, "Compliments of J. H. GOODRICH Hardware, etc. Barnet and McIndoe Falls, Vt."
Context
Distributed by J. H. Goodrich in McIndoe Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1912
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), J. H. Goodrich
Place
Village
McIndoe Falls
Town
Barnet
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.30
Description
Decorative plate with molded and gilded rim. The plate is printed on the cheek with bunches of pink flowers and the center is printed with a full-color illustration of a large brick building with a round wing and towers. The image is labeled, "Billings Library, Burlington, Vt." The bottom of the plate is marked, "Wheelock, Made in Germany for Gardner Brewer, Burlington, Vt."
Context
Sold by Gardner Brewer in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Gardner Brewer
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.36
Description
Decorative plate with two rows of gilding around the edge. Clusters of purple violets are printed at the center along with the words, "Souvenir Cambridge, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Cambridge
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.60
Description
Decorative plate with basket and floral gilding and a burgundy edge. The plate is printed in the center with a full-color illustration of a park or village green lined with trees and a few buildings. The image is labeled, "View of Greensboro, Vt." The bottom of the plate is marked, "Cuthbertson Bros., Greensboro, Vt."
Context
Sold by Cuthbertson Brothers in Greensboro, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Cuthbertson Brothers
Place
Town
Greensboro
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.69
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1910. The plate is decorated with white garden roses and a vine of holly. To the right of the center is a full year calendar separated into months. The edge is gilded and there is a lacy gilded border. The bottom center is labeled, "Compliments of D. A. BRAHANA, IRASBURG, VT." The bottom of the plate is marked with a green shield with the inscription, "USA", encircled by the words AMERICAN CHINA CO. TORONTO, OHIO."
Context
Distributed by D. A. Brahana in Irasburg, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
American China Company
1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), D. A. Brahana
Place
Town
Irasburg
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.26.10
Description
White ceramic plate printed in the center with an illustration of a building with a tall bell tower and a columned portico. The image is labeled, "The Ira Allen Chapel UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT". The bottom is marked, "Balfour CERAMIC ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS".
Acquisition
2009.26
Made/Created
Balfour Ceramic
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
University of Vermont
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.26.11
Description
White ceramic plate printed in black with a border of corn stalks and an image of a large mill building on a river's edge. The back of the plate is printed with a three-paragraph history of the Chittenden Mill on Brown's River in Jericho, Vermont. It is marked, "Made for, Hooper Advertising Service Albany, N. Y. / Kettlesprings Kilns . . . R. O. I Alliance, Ohio 1261".
Acquisition
2009.26
Made/Created
Kettlesprings Kiln
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Jericho
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.26.12
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue with a border of snowflakes and a large, center snowflake. The back is printed with a four-paragraph list of famous people and sites of Jericho, Vermont. It is marked, "Made for, Hooper Advertising Service Albany, N. Y. / Kettlesprings Kilns . . . R. O. I Alliance, Ohio 1261".
Context
Printed with reproductions of micro-photographs of snowflakes taken by Wilson A. Bentley of Jericho, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.26
Made/Created
Kettlesprings Kiln
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Bentley, Wilson Alwyn (1865 – 1931)
Place
Town
Jericho
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.85
Description
Flat decorative plate or trivet. The dish is asymmetrical with feathered edges and pierced basket weave at the top edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large, Victorian building with several arches on the first floor and towers on every visible corner. The image is labeled, "LIFE INSURANCE BLDG, MONTPELIER, VT". The bottom of the dish is marked, "B. F. H. S. CHINA MADE IN AUSTRIA for Miss.S.S.Slade Montpelier, Vt.
Context
Sold by Miss S. S. Slade in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Miss S. S. Slade
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.92
Description
White ceramic plate printed in the center with a black-and-white photograph of a covered bridge. The picture is labeled, "BEDELL COVERED BRIDGE Haverhill, N.H.-So. Newbury, Vt. 1866". The picture is surrounded by a line of cream and a line of gilding. The bottom of the plate is marked, "Preston-Hopkinson Co. Appomattox, Virginia."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.95
Description
Decorative plate printed in blue with five scenes framed like postcards. The scenes show the Memphremagog Yacht Club House, the boundary line between Canada and Vermont, an aerial view of Newport, Lady Lake Ferry, and Owl's Head and Round Island. The plate is marked illegibly on the bottom.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.99
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in the center with an engraved illustration of a metal bridge high over a river. The image is labeled, "C.P.R. Bridge, No. Troy, Vt." The bottom of the saucer is marked, "Made in Germany for A. A. Seaver, No. Troy, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. A. Seaver in North Troy, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1905-1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. A. Seaver
Place
Village
North Troy
Town
Troy
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.102
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1913. The plate shows a young boy in patched overalls standing beneath an archway. The side pillars of the arch are printed with the calendar for the year 1913 separated into months. The bottom center is labeled, "Compliments A. D. BEEDE General Merchandise, ORLEANS, VT."
Context
Distributed by A. D. Beed in Orleans, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1913
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. D. Beede
Place
Village
Orleans
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.111
Description
White ceramic plate with decoratively molded rim in a basket weave pattern. The center of the plate is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with a central cupola. The image is labeled, "HIGH SCHOOL, W. RANDOLPH, VT." The bottom of the plate is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR MANN & ALLEN. W. RANDOLPH, VT."
Context
Sold by Mann & Allen in West Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mann & Allen
Place
Village
West Randolph
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.115
Description
Blue-and-white transfer printed plate or trivet. The plate is printed with a narrow floral border and an image of a large, institutional building in the center. The image is labeled, "Richford High School, Richford, Vt." The plate is marked on the reverse, "THE ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES W. ADAMS & SONS TUNSTALL, ENGLAND, EST. 1917 MADE IN ENGLAND FOR THE SEARS STORE, RICHFORD, VT."
Context
Sold at The Sears Store in Richford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), The Sears Store
Place
Town
Richford
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.117
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1912. The plate is decorated with a scene of an indigenous American woman in a long dress sitting outside. She is surrounded on the left and right with small, rectangular month pages, showing January to December, 1912. The center bottom of the image is marked, "Compliments of M. J. Day & Co., Ripton, Vt." The edges are lined in gilding. The reverse has the mark "Dresden China".
Context
Distributed by M. J. Day & Co. in Ripton, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Dresden Porcelain
1912
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), M. J. Day & Co.
Place
Town
Ripton
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.118
Description
Souvenir plate printed in the center with a blue-toned illustration of a city street. The street is lined with tall trees and there are residential buildings on the right. The image is labeled, "Looking up Main Street, ROCHESTER, VERMONT." The back is marked with an image of a bow and arrow and the word "SEMIPORCELAIN".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Rochester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.129
Description
Whiter ceramic plates printed in the center with a blue illustration of a large building that takes up a whole city block and has a tall, pointed tower at one corner. The image is labeled, "Adnabrown Hotel, Springfield, Vt." The bottom is marked with an image of a bow and arrow and the word "SEMIPORCELAIN".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Springfield
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1999.52
Description
Decorative plate with pierced and lustered border. The border is pierced in a lacy design and lustered with orange. At the center is an illustration of a large five-story building with porches across the first and second floors. The illustration is colored in stripes of blue, yellow, and green and is labeled, "THE PAVILION, MONTPELIER, VT." The reverse bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Miss S.S. Slade, Montpelier, Vt."
Context
Sold by Miss S. S. Slade in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1999.52
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Miss S. S. Slade
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.137
Description
Blue-and-white transfer printed plate. The border is printed with large flowers. The center is printed with an image of a neoclassical building with a central cupola and a columned portico. The image is labeled, "Soldiers Memorial Building, Stowe, Vt." The bottom of the plate is marked, "Made in England for Pike & Benson, Stowe, Vt. W. Adams & Co. Freney, Mitchell, Woodbury Co., Boston"
Context
Sold by Pike & Benson in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Pike & Benson
Place
Town
Stowe
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.145
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1910. The rim is printed with pink roses surrounding calendar months evenly spaced around the rim. The center is printed with a full-color image of peaches, a pear, and grapes. Beneath the fruit is the inscription, "FRENCH & FRENCH, GENERAL MERCHARNTS, UNION VILLAGE, VT." The back of the plate is marked, "Carnation McNicol.
Context
Distributed by French & French in Union Village, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), French & French
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.150
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1910. The plate is printed in the center with a full-color illustration of a woman and a horse. The woman, shown from the bust up, has brown hair and is wearing a red jacket and white blouse. The horse is white and wearing a bridle. The image is surrounded by small images of month-long calendar pages, with January at the top. The center bottom of the plate has the inscription, "Compliments of H. L. ROGERS, WALDEN, VT." The back of the plate is marked, "Meridian China Co., USA, Toronto, Canada".
Context
Distributed by H. L. Rogers in Walden, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Meridian China Company
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), H. L. Rogers
Place
Town
Walden
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.153
Description
White ceramic plate with decoratively molded and gilded edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of an aerial view of a village in a wide valley with mountains in the background. The image is labeled, "BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF WATERBURY." The back of the plate is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY H. C. WHITEHILL WATERBURY, VT."
Context
Sold by H. C. Whitehill in Waterbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Waterbury
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.156
Description
White ceramic plate with light green glaze around the edge and six purple decorations on the rim. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a clapboard building with eight windows on the side and a built out entryway with a cupola. The image is labeled, "SCHOOL BUILDING, WEST BURKE, VT." The reverse is marked, "WHEELOCK MADE IN GERMANY FOR A. W. BROCKWAY, WEST BURKE, VT. WEIMAR."
Context
Sold by A. W. Brockway in West Burke, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. W. Brockway
Place
Village
West Burke
Town
Burke
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.159
Description
White ceramic decorative plate. The plate is square with concave corners. Two of the corners have semi-circular additions. There are two oval images printed on the rim at the flat edges. Both images show the same scene, but are oriented in opposite directions. The images show a town main street, lined with churches, commercial buildings, and residential buildings. The images are labeled, "WEST RANDOLPH, VT." The reverse of the plate is labeled, "Made in England, W. E. Lamson, West Randolph."
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson in West Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. E. Lamson
Place
Village
West Randolph
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.160
Description
White ceramic plate with gilded edge printed in the center with a full-color illustration of a man and woman in a canoe. Beneath the image is the inscription, "SOUVENIR OF WEST RUPERT, Vt." The back of the plate is marked, "DRESDEN CHINA".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Rupert
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.162
Description
Advertising calendar plate for the year 1910. The plate is decorated with white garden roses and a vine of holly. To the right of the center is a full year calendar separated into months. The edge is gilded and there is a lacy gilded border. The bottom center is labeled, "Compliments of E. B. DOMINQUE, WESTFORD, VT." The bottom of the plate is marked with a green shield with the inscription, "USA", encircled by the words AMERICAN CHINA CO. TORONTO, OHIO."
Context
Distributed by E. B. Dominque in Westford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
American China Company
1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. B. Dominque
Place
City
Westford
State/Province
Massachusetts
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.165
Description
Decorative plate with a wide yellow rim with two pierced handles. The center is printed with an engraved image of a fenced-in park with a monument. The monument is a pillared roof on a square plinth. The image is labeled, "CHILDS SOLDIERS MONUMENT, WILMINGTON, VERMONT." The back of the plate is labeled, "B. F. H. S. China MADE IN AUSTRIA for C. D. Spencer & Co. Wilmington, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. D. Spencer & Co. in Wilmington, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Wilmington
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.166
Description
White ceramic decorative plate. The plate is square with concave corners. Two of the corners have semi-circular additions. There are two oval images printed on the rim at the flat edges. Both images show the same scene, but are oriented in opposite directions. The images show an aerial view of a valley with a rocky mountain in the background. The images are labeled, "ASCUTNEY MOUNTAIN, WINDSOR, VT." The reverse of the plate is labeled, "Made in England. Cabot Bros., Windsor, Vt."
Context
Sold by Cabot Brothers in Windsor, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Cabot Brothers
,
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.170
Description
White ceramic plate printed in the center with an engraved illustration of a brick building with several wings and three arches at the entrance. The image is labeled, "Norman Williams Public Library, Woodstock, Vt". The back of the plate is marked, "Wheelock Made in Germany for E. A. Speak Woodstock, Vt."
Context
Sold by E. A. Speak in Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. A. Speak
Place
Town
Woodstock
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.171
Description
White ceramic decorative plate with decoratively molded rim with mottled gilding. The center of the plate is decorated with an engraved illustration of a street scene with multiple carriages. The image is labeled, "R. R. STATION, WOODSTOCK VT." The bottom of the plate is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR J. B. JONES, WOODSTOCK VT."
Context
Sold by J. B. Jones in Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Woodstock
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.42.2
Description
White porcelain plate printed on the center front with a logo consisting of a black V with a blue flame within. Around the rim is the inscription, "Vermont Gase / Blue Flame Special". The back of the plate is marked, "SPIRITO FRANMARA CZECHOSLOVAKIA PORCELAIN".
Context
Vermont Gas Systems sells natural gas from Alberta, Canada, and is located in South Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.42
Made/Created
Spirito
1975-1985
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Vermont Gas
Place
City
South Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1995.7.2
Description
Decorative plate with an orange luster border. The rim is pierced into a basket design. The center of the plate is printed with a full-color illustration of a building with a central tower. The image is labeled, "FAIRBANK ART MUSEUM BUILDING, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT". The reverse bears the mark, "Made in Germany fo E. N. Randall St. Johnsbury".
Context
Sold by E. N Randall in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1995.7
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
E. N. Randall, Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Interpretative Labels
Decorative plates have long been a popular way to remember a place or event. They provide a larger canvas for images than smaller ceramic pieces, allowing for multiple scenes or more detail. Most of these plates would never have been intended for use, but for display only. Vermont Decorative Plate, c. 1960 Made by Kettlesprings Kiln (1950 - ) Alliance, OH Ceramic Gift of Jason Bacon & Nancy Ewen, #2016.7.2
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2016.7.2
Description
Decorative plate showing an illustration of a sugaring scene surrounded by illustrations of the State Giysem Queechee Gulf, the Bennington Battle Monument, skiing at Mt. Mansfield, a bird's eye view of East Corinth, the Green Mountain Boy Memorial, and the Taftsville covered bridge. The plate is labeled, "Vermont" at the center bottom. The printing is in green. The back of the plate is marked, "Published by Lith O Sketch A DIVISION OF CURHAN COMPANY CLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS All Rights Reserved" and "KETTLESPRINGS KILNS. ALLIANCE, OHIO N.175".
Acquisition
2016.7
Made/Created
Kettlesprings Kiln
circa 1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
2007.18.497
Description
The item being described is a souvenir plate with a blue-and-white color scheme. The plate features nautical scenes depicted in vignettes, bordered with rococo swirls. Among the scenes on the plate are a ship captain in the center, surrounded by four ferry ships, and a lighthouse positioned at the top center. At the bottom center of the plate, there is an inscription that reads "BEAUTIFUL LAKE CHAMPLAIN" within a banner.
Acquisition
2007.18
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.21
Description
Red-and-white transfer printed plate showing the Vermont Statehouse. The plate has no shaped rim, but has a border design of roses. The center of the plate shows the statehouse within a scene surrounded by young trees with a straight-topped hill behind. At the top of the scene a ribbon bears the inscription, "PICTURESQUE VERMONT", and the bottom is labeled, "STATE CAPITOL MONTPELIER".

The reverse bears a makers label of the words "JONROTH ENGLAND" with a circle topped with a crown. Beneath the label are the words, "Made in Stafforshire England by the Bedford Potteries established in 1792 Imported exclusively for Paul C. Harrington. Montpelier, VT."
Context
Commissioned by Paul C. Harrington for sale in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
Jonroth England
20th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Paul C. Harrington
Place
Building
Vermont State House
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Decorative Plate
Name/Title
Decorative Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.501
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed plate with the image of a house in the center and four buildings around the border. The central image is labeled, "HOME OF PRESIDENT COOLIDGE PLYMOUTH VERMONT". The vignettes of buildings around the border are separated by flowers. The back is labeled, "THE ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES" along with further production details.
Context
Commissioned by Ruth M. Aldrich of Plymouth, Vermont, for sale in her gift shop.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
20th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Coolidge, Calvin (1872-1933), Aldrich, Ruth Midge (1892-1991), Calvin Coolidge Foundation, Inc.
Place
Town
Plymouth
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2003.38.1a
Description
Demitasse cup printed on one side with a full color image of a street with a park. The image is labeled, "WASHINGTON ST. BARRE VT." The rim of the cup is scalloped and gilded. The cup is painted red with white and black spots, resembling seeds.
Acquisition
2003.38
Made/Created
1910-1920
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Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2003.38.5
Description
Footed demitasse cup. The cup is flute and shaped into a diamond at the top. It has three feet and a small, ear-shaped handle. One side is printed with an engraved image of a neoclassical building with a square cupola surrounded by leafless trees. The image is labeled, "OLD ACADEMY, BARRE, VT." The cup is lightly painted pink at the top and fades to white at the bottom. The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR G F SCOTT & CO BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by G. F. Scott & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2003.38
Made/Created
1910-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
George F. Scott and Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
1996.35.1
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with a small handle that is printed on one side with an image of a large building. The image is labeled, "NORWICH UNIVERSITY, NORTHFIELD, Vt." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR J. C. DONAHUE, NORTHFIELD, Vt. 264."
Context
Sold by J. C. Donahue in Northfield, Vermont.
Acquisition
1996.35
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Norwich University, Donahue, Jeremiah Cornelius (1856-1918)
Place
Town
Northfield
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
1996.35.2
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with a small handle that is printed on one side with an image of a large, 4-story building. The image is labeled, "HALE'S TAVERN, WELLS RIVER, VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in Austria for Ansel T. Davis Wells River, Vt. Vienna."
Context
Sold by Ansel T. Davis in Wells River, Vermont.
Acquisition
1996.35
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Davis, Ansel Tucker (1847-1928)
Place
Village
Wells River
Town
Newbury
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.8
Description
Demitasse cup with and engraved illustration of a city street. The street has railcar tracks down the center and tall buildings on either side. A building on the left side has a square bell tower. The image is labeled, "Main Street looking West - Bellows Falls, Vt." The cup has a small, pointed handle to the right of the image, and is decorated with pink luster that is vibrate at the top rim and fades to white at the bottom. The bottom is labeled, "Made in Germany for the 5 and 10 cents Model Variety Store C.H. Hankinson, Prop. Bellows Falls, Vt."
Context
Sold by the 5 and 10 cents Model Variety Store in Bellow Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Model Variety Store
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.10
Description
Straight-sided demitasse cup with a full-color illustration of a park in a town center. The park has yellow grass and a bandstand. At the left of the image is a road lined on the opposite side with buildings, and houses sit behind the back. There is an electrical pole, and a flag flies on another pole above the whole scene. The image is labeled, "ORLEANS, VERMONT".
Context
Sold by A. W. Hidden in Orleans, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. W. Hidden
Place
Village
Orleans
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.14a
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with gilded rim. The cup is printed on one side with an engraved image of a country road lined with tall, straight trees. The image is labeled, "THE FOUR PINES, BELLOWS FALLS." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR CLARK CHASE, BELLOWS FALLS, VT."
Context
Sold by Clark Chase in Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Clark Chase
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.35a
Description
Demitasse cup airbrushed with brown at the top fading to yellow at the bottom. One side of the cup is printed with a large gothic building with multiple cupolas. The image is labeled, "Williams Hall, University of Vermont, Burlington". The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in Thuringia".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), University of Vermont
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.51
Description
White porcelain demitasse cup with spiked handle. The cup is printed on one side with an illustration of a one-story, four-bay clapboard building with a square cupola or steeple at the center. There is a horse-drawn cart in front of the building. The image is labeled, "EDEN CHURCH, EDEN VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR M. SHATTUCK & SONS, EDEN, VT."
Context
Sold by M. Shattuck & Sons in Eden, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), M. Shattuck & Sons
Place
Town
Eden
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.58
Description
White porcelain footed demitasse cup with gilded handle. The cup is printed on one side with an illustration of a neoclassical building with four columns across a front portico. The image is labeled, "GILBERT A. DAVIS FREE LIBRARY, FELCHVILLE, VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in Austria Expressly for Watkins Bros. Felchville, Vt."
Context
Sold by Watkins Bros. in Felchville, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Watkins Brothers
Place
Village
Felchville
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.65a
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with gilded edge. The cup is printed with an engraved illustration of a two-story building with a square tower at one corner and an exterior chimney. The image is labeled, "HARTFORD LIBRARY, HARTFORD, VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, MADE IN ENGLAND L. PEASE & SON. HARTFORD, VT."
Context
Sold by L. Pease & Son in Hartford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), L. Pease & Son
Place
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.100a
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup airbrushed with bright pink on the outside. One side is printed with a full-color illustration of a river with a bridge over it and a mill on the right. The image is labeled, "The Mills and Falls, No. Troy, Vt." The bottom of the cup is marked, "WHEELOCK Made in Germany for F. C. Pettes & Co., No. Troy, Vt."
Context
Sold by F. C. Pettes & Co. in North Troy, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), F. C. Pettes & Co.
Place
Village
North Troy
Town
Troy
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.108a
Description
Demitasse cup airbrushed with purple glass over a floral stencil. The cup is printed on one side with a large neoclassical building with a blue roof and an ornate cupola. The image is labeled, "Troy Conference Academy, Poultney, Vt." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MW Co. Made in Germany for F. W. Barrett, Poultney, Vt."
Context
Sold by F. W. Barrett in Poultney, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), F. W. Barrett, Green Mountain College
Place
Town
Poultney
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.122
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with mottled gilding on the rim and handle. One side of the cup is printed with an engraved illustration of a lake with an island and a mountain in the background. In the foreground there are two men in a canoe, one of which is standing. The image is labeled "LAKE DUNMORE, SALISBURY, VT."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
,
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.4a
Description
Cauldron-shaped demitasse cup with four feet. The handle consists of two ceramic triangles intersecting with each other. One side is printed with an illustration of a park bordered by a road. The image is labeled, "WASHINGTON ST. BARRE VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "869". The cup is painted red with white and black spots, resembling seeds.
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.5
Description
Small white porcelain cup printed with a landscape image showing a metal railroad bridge spanning a river gorge. There are multiple buildings, including a mill, in the background. The image is labeled, "C.P.R. Bridge, No. Troy, Vt." The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in Germany for A. A. Seaver, No. Troy, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. A. Seaver in North Troy, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1905-1910
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. A. Seaver
Place
Village
North Troy
Town
Troy
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.10a
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with gilded edge. The cup is printed with an engraved illustration of a church with a central steeple. The image is labeled, "FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, LYNDONVILL VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR A. W. BROCKWAY LYNDONVILLE, VT."
Context
Sold by A. W. Brockway in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. W. Brockway
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.11
Description
Footed demitasse cup. The cup is flute and shaped into a diamond at the top. It has three feet and a small, ear-shaped handle. One side is printed with an engraved image of a gothic revival style church building with a tall clocktower on the right. The image is labeled, "ST. ELIZABETH CHURCH, LYNDONVILL, VT." The cup is lightly painted pink at the top and fades to white at the bottom. The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR A. W. BROCKWAY LYNDONVILLE, VT."
Context
Sold by A. W. Brockway in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. W. Brockway
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.15a
Description
Small, square demitasse cup. One side is printed with a colored image of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. The building is colored brown with a black dome and the surrounding trees are colored green. The image is labeled, "State House, Montpelier, Vt." The rest of the cup's exterior is glazed blue. The bottom of the cup is marked, "WHEELOCK DRESDEN. GERMANY."
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
Wheelock
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
,
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.18
Description
White porcelain demitasse cup with handle. The cup is printed on one side with an illustration of a church building with a tall clocktower and steeple on the right front corner. The image is labeled, "CONGREGTIONAL BHURCH, BARTON VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR H.T. SEAVER CHINA HALL, BARTON, VT."
Context
Sold by H. T. Seaver China Hall in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. T. Seaver China Hall
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.21
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with gilded rim. The cup is printed on one side with an engraved image of a large building with a hipped roof and a wraparound porch. The image is labeled, "HOTEL BARTON, BARTON, Vt." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR H. T. SEAVER. BARTON, Vt."
Context
Sold by H. T. Seaver China Hall in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. T. Seaver China Hall
Place
Village
Barton
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.35
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with gilded handle and unevenly applied green glaze. The cup is printed with a full-color illustration of a clapboard house complex labeled, "THE COOLIDGE HOMESTEAD POLYOUTH, VT." The bottom is marked, "INTED AND IMPORTD MISS RUTH M. ALDRICH PLYMOUTH, VT."
Context
Sold by Ruth M. Aldrich in Plymouth, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Calvin Coolidge Foundation, Inc., Aldrich, Ruth Midge (1892-1991)
Place
Town
Plymouth
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.46a
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup with a small handle printed on one side with an image of a large, gothic revival building. The image is labeled, "MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE, ST. JOHNSBURY. V. T." The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in England E. & T. Fairbanks St. Johnsbury".
Context
Sold by E. & T. Fairbanks in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
1891
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
E. & T. Fairbanks
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2010.24.2
Description
White porcelain demitasse cup with ornate handle that extends above the rim of cup. The handle, rim and base are gilded. The cup is printed with an image of a large building with multiple towers. The image is labeled, "SPAULDING GRADED SCHOOL BARRE, VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR GEO. F. SCOTT & CO. BARRE VT."
Context
Sold by George F. Scott & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.24
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Spaulding High School, George F. Scott and Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2010.24.3
Description
Pink demitasse cup with small, one-finger handle. One side of the cup is molded with a flower and leaves and a rope-style border. The center of the molded side is printed with an image of a large building with a porch and balcony across the front. The image is labeled, "THE PAVILION, MONTPELIER, VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in Germany for Miss S. S. Slade Montpelier Vt."
Context
Sold by Miss S. S. Slade in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.24
Made/Created
1900
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
,
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.56a
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup printed with an illustration of a town street lined with buildings. The image is labeled, "WEST RANDOLPH, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in England W. E. Lamson West Randolph Vt."
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson in West Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Saucer
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. E. Lamson
Place
Village
West Randolph
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2010.63.1a
Description
Demitasse cup with small, one-finger handle. The cup is heavily gilded and one sides is molded with a round, dotted frame around a printed image of a large building with multiple towers. The image is labeled, "SPALDING [sic] GRADED SCHOOL BARRE VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for C. N. Kenyon & Co. Barre Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.63
Made/Created
1910
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2007.57.2
Description
White ceramic demitasse cup printed on one side with an illustration of a long building with a tower. The image is labeled, "FAIRBANKS MUSEUM, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in Austria for E. N. Randall, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Vienna".
Context
Sold by E. N. Randall in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.57
Made/Created
1910-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
E. N. Randall, Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium
,
Demitasse Cup
Name/Title
Demitasse Cup
Entry/Object ID
2013.53.17a
Description
Straight-sided octagonal demitasse cup printed with an illustration of a large neoclassical building with a central dome and a columned portico. The image is labeled, "CAPITOL, MONTPELIER. VT." The bottom of the cup is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR MARVIN & SHERBURNE MONTPELIER, Vt. 83."
Context
Sold by Marvin & Sherburne in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2013.53
Made/Created
1876-1915
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Marvin & Sherburne
,
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.56b
Description
White ceramic demitasse saucer printed with an illustration of a town street lined with buildings. The image is labeled, "WEST RANDOLPH, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in England W. E. Lamson West Randolph Vt."
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson in West Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Lexicon
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. E. Lamson
Place
Village
West Randolph
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.4b
Description
Porcelain demitasse saucer painted red on the rim and white in the center. The red is dotted with white and black spots, resembling seeds. The scalloped edge is heavily gilded.
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.10b
Description
White ceramic demitasse saucer with narrow lines of gilding around the edge and center. The bottom is unmarked.
Context
Sold by A. W. Brockway in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. W. Brockway
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.14b
Description
White ceramic demitasse saucer with gilded rim. The bottom of the saucer is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR CLARK CHASE, BELLOWS FALLS, VT."
Context
Sold by Clark Chase in Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Clark Chase
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2013.53.17b
Description
Octagonal demitasse saucer printed with an illustration of a large building with a porch and balcony across the front. The image is labeled, "PAVILION HOTEL, MONTPELIER. VT." The bottom of the saucer is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR MARVIN & SHERBURNE MONTPELIER, Vt. 83."
Context
Sold by Marvin & Sherburne in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2013.53
Made/Created
1876-1915
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Marvin & Sherburne
,
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2003.38.1b
Description
Porcelain demitasse saucer painted red on the rim and white in the center. The red is dotted with white and black spots, resembling seeds. The scalloped edge is heavily gilded.
Acquisition
2003.38
Made/Created
1910-1920
Lexicon
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.100b
Description
White ceramic demitasse saucer airbrushed with bright pink around the rim. There are gilded flowers printed in four places around the rim. The center is printed with sprigs of forget-me-nots.
Context
Sold by F. C. Pettes & Co. in North Troy, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), F. C. Pettes & Co.
Place
Village
North Troy
Town
Troy
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2010.63.1b
Description
White ceramic saucer with two bands of gilding around the rim and small circle of gilding at the center.
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.63
Made/Created
1910
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Spaulding High School, C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.65b
Description
White ceramic demitasse saucer with fluted and gilded rim. The saucer is printed with an engraved illustration of a two-story building with a square tower at one corner and an exterior chimney. The image is labeled, "HARTFORD LIBRARY, HARTFORD, VT." The bottom of the saucer is marked, MADE IN ENGLAND L. PEASE & SON. HARTFORD, VT."
Context
Sold by L. Pease & Son in Hartford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), L. Pease & Son
Place
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.35b
Description
Demitasse cup airbrushed with brown at the rim fading to yellow at the center.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), University of Vermont
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.46b
Description
White ceramic saucer printed at the center top with an illustration of a gothic revival church. The image is labeled, "THE NORTH CHURCH, ST. JOHNSBURY, V.T." The bottom is marked, "Made in England E. & T. Fairbanks St. Johnsbury"
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
1891
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
E. & T. Fairbanks
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.108b
Description
Demitasse saucer airbrushed with purple glass over a floral stencil.
Context
Sold by F. W. Barrett in Poultney, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), F. W. Barrett, Green Mountain College
Place
Town
Poultney
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Demitasse Saucer
Name/Title
Demitasse Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.15b
Description
Square demitasse saucer. The saucer is glazed with blue on the top, and white on the bottom.
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
Wheelock
1900-1920
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.7a
Description
White ceramic dessert plate. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The shoulder and rim are striped with pink luster.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.5a
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of two figures in a point at the shore of a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1942
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.7b
Description
White ceramic dessert plate. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The shoulder and rim are striped with pink luster.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6a
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6b
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6c
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6d
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2018.5.3
Description
Thin-bodied porcelain plate styled to look like a disposable paper plate. The plate has a slightly raised rim molded with narrow flutes. There is a faded blue mark at the center of the bottom of the plate reads, "The American Apple Pie Company".
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
From the "Paperware" line by Charlotte Potok of Plainfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.5
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
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Dimensions
Overall
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2004.3.9
Description
Blue and white transfer printed dessert plate. The center is printed with a scene of a naval battle with several tall ships. Mountains and clouds can be seen in the background, and two men look on the foreground above the label, "Commodore MacDonough's Victory". The border is printed with shells and seaweed. The reverse is marked, "31".
Context
Shows a naval battle on Lake Champlain
Acquisition
2004.3
Made/Created
1815
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Macdonough, Thomas, Jr. (1783-1825)
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
War of 1812
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2004.60.1
Description
Heavy white ceramic dessert plate. The round plate has a raised rim that is printed with an armorial image consisting of two figures in sailor suits holding oars in the outer hands and a banner between them. The shield-shaped banner has a yellow anchor on a blue ground. Above the banner in a three-masted ship with sails furled. Below the image is a ribbon or banner with the inscription, "CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY". The reverse has the green mark, "O.P.CO. SYRACUSE CHINA I-3".
Context
Used on a ship owned by the Champlain Transportation Company
Acquisition
2004.60
Made/Created
Syracuse China
Mar 1928
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6e
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.4
Description
White, round dessert plate with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6f
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6g
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.5b
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of two figures in a point at the shore of a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6h
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.5c
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of two figures in a point at the shore of a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6i
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.5d
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of two figures in a point at the shore of a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6j
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1005
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1007
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1002
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1003
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1006
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1004
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.5e
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of two figures in a point at the shore of a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.5f
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of two figures in a point at the shore of a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.6l
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.24
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center has a design of flowers sprouting from a large urn with another urn in the background. The border is separated into cartouches showing pagodas because flowers and scrollwork. The back is marked with a sailing ship and the words, "JAPAN / RMW&CO / FLOWERS".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.55
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center has a design of flowers sprouting from a large urn with another urn in the background. The border is separated into cartouches showing pagodas because flowers and scrollwork. The back is marked with a sailing ship and the words, "JAPAN / RMW&CO / FLOWERS".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.56
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center has a design of flowers sprouting from a large urn with another urn in the background. The border is separated into cartouches showing pagodas because flowers and scrollwork. The back is marked with a sailing ship and the words, "JAPAN / RMW&CO / FLOWERS".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.57
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed dessert plate. The center has a design of flowers sprouting from a large urn with another urn in the background. The border is separated into cartouches showing pagodas because flowers and scrollwork. The back is marked with a sailing ship and the words, "JAPAN / RMW&CO / FLOWERS".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.58
Description
Ceramic dessert plate hand painted with sprigs of leaves and flowers. The leaves are green, the flowers are purple, and the stems are red.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.59
Description
Ceramic dessert plate hand painted with sprigs of leaves and flowers. The leaves are green, the flowers are purple, and the stems are red.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.67
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed plate. The center is printed with a scenic design showing a river with a fenced landscape in the foreground and a palace on the far shore. The rim is printed with flowers. The back is marked, "LEIPSIC".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.5
Description
Black and white transfer printed dessert plate with a border of small flowers and medallions The center features a design of urns and trees in the foreground with a castle and buildings in background. The reverse is marked, "Pearl Stone ware, Washington Vase, P.W. & Co" (printed), "Pearl Stone Ware" (impressed) and "Pearl Stone" (impressed).
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.9
Description
Blue and white transfer-printed dessert plate. The border design consists of narrow stripes with decorative scrollwork. The central scene shows two figures by a body of water with trees and an urn in the foreground and a fanciful building in the background. The reverse is marked, "Pearl Stone Ware, Venus, P.W. & Co."
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.8
Description
Blue and white transfer-printed dessert plate. The border design consists of narrow stripes with decorative scrollwork. The central scene shows two figures by a body of water with trees and an urn in the foreground and a fanciful building in the background. The reverse is marked, "Pearl Stone Ware, Venus, P.W. & Co."
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.11
Description
Transfer-printed dessert plate with a light blue border and white design. The design consists of two floral scrollwork borders with urns and a central scene of a seated woman speaking to a kneeling child, both wearing classical Grecian garments. The reverse is marked, "Juno's command", and "Classical Antiquities".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.13
Description
Brown and white transfer-printed dessert plate with a lattice-work border and scenic center. The border contains three scenic cartouches, each with a scene containing a boat and a building. The central scene shows two figures by a body of water with pagoda-style buildings in the background. The reverse is marked, "Moselle, J. & G. Alcock, Cobridge".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.28
Description
Dessert plate with a hand-painted floral design in pink luster, yellow, and green. The well is painted with a pink luster band giving the appearance of a small well. From the band to the lip of the plate, the decoration is filled with large quatrefoils and purple-and-yellow leaves. The reverse is stamped with the numbers "125" and "3".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1256
Description
Small black-and-white transfer-printed plate. The center design features pagoda-style buildings connected by stairs and bridges. The border is printed with repeating vignettes of pagodas.
Context
Owned by Lucretia Farr Rugg in Londonderry, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Lucretia Farr (1775-1848)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1262
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed plate. The plate is decorated with a a swirling design around the border and at the center. The back is labeled "GRANITE CHINA WR.S.&Co."
Context
Used by Lucretia Rugg Twitchell in Jamaica, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
William Ridgeway, Son & Co.
1861
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Twitchell, Lucretia Rugg (1797-1861)
Place
Town
Jamaica
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.54
Description
White-bodied ceramic dessert plate decorated with stylized pink luster florals. The design stretches across both the well and the lip. At the very center is a pink floral sprig, encircled by a round band, giving a false impression of a small well. From the painted band to the rim, three oversized pink leaves with precise veining and scalloped edges point toward the center. Between the leaves are seven-petaled red and pink flowers surrounded by small pink and green leaves. The reverse bears two similar marks, both in pink luster: one in the form of an H with an extended curved tail on the right side, and the other GH with the H curved on the left side.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.55
Description
White-bodied ceramic dessert plate with a wide band of pink decoration. The plates is decorated with a circular band of pink luster at the center, creating the illusion of a small well. Outside the band, the ground is pink, spanning both the rest of the well and the entire lip. The pink is decorated with pink luster hand-painted asiatic leaves and flowers.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.60
Description
White-bodied ceramic dessert plate with a hand-painted design of a stylized, Asiatic building in pink luster. The well of the plate is painted with a house sitting on a horizon of either grass or water, flanked by two bamboo trees and surrounded by simple flying birds. The lip of the plate bears three smaller versions of the same design with slight variations in the rooflines.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Dessert Plate
Name/Title
Dessert Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.81
Description
White ceramic dessert plate with a plain band of gilding around the edge and gilded circle in the center.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dessert Plates
Name/Title
Dessert Plates
Entry/Object ID
2008.38.35.1-.5
Description
Five Bennington Pottery teal blue ceramic dessert plates, identical in design. Each plate is triangular with a round indentation molded with 8-petaled flower. The bottom is marked, "Design Cooperative Bennington Potters Vermont *1341".
Context
Made in Bennington, Vermont by Bennington Potters
Acquisition
2008.38
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1960.68
Description
Thick, ceramic oval plate. The plate has a deep center well and flared rim. The top center of the rim has the initials "US" intertwined in red and blue.
Context
Used on the boat, "United States", which was built on Lake Champlain.
Acquisition
1960.68
Made/Created
circa 1847
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8a
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
2018.5.1
Description
Thin-bodied porcelain plate styled to look like a disposable paper plate. The plate has a slightly raised rim molded with narrow flutes. There is a faded blue mark at the center of the bottom of the plate reads, "The American Apple Pie Company".
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
From the "Paperware" line by Charlotte Potok of Plainfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.5
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
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Dimensions
Overall
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.2
Description
White, round dinner plate with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8b
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8c
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8d
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8e
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1031
Description
Transfer-printed dinner plate with a design of pagodas, bridges and trees in the Mulberry pattern. The design is printed in black. The back is marked, "Ironstone PELEW E. Challinor".
Context
No history of use/manufacture in VT.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Materials
Ironstone
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.34
Description
Green-and-white transfer-printed plate with a central scene of a person and two cows in a pastoral landscape dotted with castle ruins. The border is printed with large flowers over a honeycomb pattern.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8f
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8g
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1919.6.4
Description
Shell edged plate with white body and green edge.
Context
Likely owned by a member of the Ormsbee family.
Acquisition
1919.6
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1926.10
Description
Heavy, white ceramic plate. The oval plate has a thick body and high rim. On one of the long sides of the rim is the decorative monogram "US" in blue and red.
Context
Used on the boat United States, which was built by the Champlain Transportation Company on Lake Champlain.
Acquisition
1926.10
Made/Created
circa 1845
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1941.16.1a
Description
Transfer-printed dinner plate printed with the "Blue Willow" pattern.
Context
Owned by a member of the Ordway family of Tunbridge, Vermont
Acquisition
1941.16
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Place
Town
Tunbridge
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.1
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.2
Description
Transfer-printed plate showing an Eastern design in black. The center shows two figures on a horse near a pagoda-like building. The border consists of four cartouches, each showing people on horseback in front of Middle Eastern-style architecture. The back is marked with an image of a monument labeled, "DAMASCUS".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.14
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.61
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed plate. The center is printed with a scenic design showing an urn and a bouquet of flowers at the side of the river with a castle on the opposite shore. The rim is printed with a coral design. The back is marked, "Marino / G. PHILLIPS / LONGPORT".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.64
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed plate. The center is printed with a scenic design showing an urn and a bouquet of flowers at the side of the river with a castle on the opposite shore. The rim is printed with a coral design. The back is marked, "Marino / G. PHILLIPS / LONGPORT".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Overall
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.65
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed plate. The center is printed with a scenic design showing an urn and a bouquet of flowers at the side of the river with a castle on the opposite shore. The rim is printed with a coral design. The back is marked, "Marino / G. PHILLIPS / LONGPORT".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.66
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed plate. The center is printed with a scenic design showing an urn and a bouquet of flowers at the side of the river with a castle on the opposite shore. The rim is printed with a coral design. The back is marked, "Marino / G. PHILLIPS / LONGPORT".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.68
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.70
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.71
Description
Transfer-printed plate with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1950.16.1
Description
Transfer printed dinner plate with an Asiatic design of flowers. The linework is in blue and the shading is red. The reverse is stamped with the mark, "BB New S[illeg] 4".
Context
Likely owned by Captain Horace B. Sawyer of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1950.16
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sawyer, Horace Bucklin (1797-1860)
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.10
Description
White ceramic plate with a wide, fluted border. The revers is marked, "Ironstone China, pearl, J. Wedgewood".
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
Wedgewood
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Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.14
Description
Transfer printed dinner plate with a green border and red center. The border features a design of swags and roses. The center features a scene of a classical archer with a temple in the background. The reverse is marked, "Jackson's Warranted, Grecian Garden".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.15
Description
Brown and white transfer-printed dinner plate. The border has a repeated still life vignette of flowers and an urn. The center has a scenic design of gothic ruins and underfed cows. The reverse is marked, "Abbey Ruins, T. Mayer Longport".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.16
Description
Blue and white transfer-printed dinner plate. The border is separated into cartouches, each showing a castle. The center shows figures by a river with a castle and bridge in the background. The reverse is marked, "T.J. & J. Mayer, Florentine", and impressed, "33".
Acquisition
1955.11
Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.17
Description
Red and white transfer-printed dinner plate. The border is flowers and feathers. The center shows a scene of three figures by a river with a castle on the opposite shore. The reverse is marked, "Non-pareil. T.& J. Mayer, Longport".
Acquisition
1955.11
Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.18
Description
Purple and white transfer-printed dinner plate. The border is separated into four scenes, each showing two figures flanked by a building and trees. The center shows two figures and an animal in a pasture. A house is nearby, and a castle is in the distance. The reverse is marked, "T.J. & J. Mayer, World Scenery, Prize Medal, 1851".
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
circa 1851
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Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.19
Description
Blue and white transfer-printed dinner plate in the Blue Willow pattern. The border is an angular Chinoiserie design over latticework. The center shows a scene of a river with several islands, each with pagoda-style buildings, and two birds at the center top.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.20
Description
Red commemorative plate. Floral border. Center square, superimposed on circle and extending through border. Depicts Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Modern, souvenir type. Impressed "Wedgewood".

Red and white transfer-printed dinner plate. The border has large roses and is partially obstructed by the center design, which is laid out in a square. The center design shows a large city block of gothic revival buildings with the label, "MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON". The reverse is marked, "Wedgewood".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.502
Description
Blue-and-white transferware plate showing a scene of people and a dog walking on a bridge leading to a castle. The castle has two round towers, and the scene is flanked by tall evergreen trees. The border is printed with large flowers. A label on the back identifies the castle as the residence of Lafayette.
Context
Owned by Rachel Dodge Rugg in Londonderry, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Rugg, Rachel Dodge (1814-1871), LaFayette, Marquis de (1757-1834)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.504
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed plate with a military design. The center shows a man on horseback in a tropical setting. The border contains repeating vignettes of a man in a toga and a grouping of instruments and weapons. The reverse is labeled, "TEXIAN CAMPAIGNE".
Context
Owned by Sarah Rice Goddard in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Goddard, Sarah Rice (1800-1875)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.506
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed plate with framed central design of a lake. The printed border continues into the well of the plate and consists of a grapevine encircling the rectangular framed central scene. The back is labeled, "LONDON VIEWS / THE LAKE / REGENT'S PARK".
Context
Owned by Sarah Rice Goddard in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Goddard, Sarah Rice (1800-1875)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.8h
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed dinner plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of four figures beside a river with towers and a bridge in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dinner Plate
Name/Title
Dinner Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1024
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed plate. The plate is decorated with a a swirling design around the border and at the center. The back is labeled "GRANITE CHINA WR.S.&Co." There is a rectangular sticker on the back with the handwritten note, "Ms. Appleton Twitchell (Lucretia Rugg)".
Context
Uwned by Lucretia Rugg Twitchell in Jamaica, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
William Ridgeway, Son & Co.
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Twitchell, Lucretia Rugg (1797-1861)
Place
Town
Jamaica
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dish
Name/Title
Dish
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.7
Description
Small round dish with a blue glazed raised rim. The center is painted with an illustration of a city street lined with commercial buildings that leads to a body of water. The image is labeled, "Main Street Bennington, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany".
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dish
Name/Title
Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.62
Description
Small dark blue round dish with three small circular "handles" passing through the sides of the dish. There is a gold band around the rim, around each "handle", and around the color image in the center of the dish. The color image is of the "Woodstock Inn, Woodstock, Vt." The bottom is unglazed and has a circle with the words "Made in Germany".
Acquisition
2008.83
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodstock Inn
Place
Town
Woodstock
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Dish
Name/Title
Dish
Entry/Object ID
2023.18.2
Description
Molded ceramic dish in the shape of 2 hands cupped together. The wrists are bordered by molded grapes and leaves. The dish is glazed with a brown mottled glaze.
Context
Made by the United States Pottery Company in Bennington, Vermont.
Acquisition
2023.18
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
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Ceramic
Dish
Name/Title
Dish
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.67
Description
Eight-sided serving dish or bowl with mottled brown glaze decoration. The sides flare outward toward the top, and the top edge is curled outward to form a lip. The bottom is impressed with the label, "Lyman Fenton & Co."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Dish
Name/Title
Dish
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.447
Description
Hand-blown green glass dish. The dish is square with a rough, chipped upper edge.
Context
Attributed to Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Eggcup
Name/Title
Eggcup
Entry/Object ID
2011.29.2
Description
White porcelain egg cup shaped like a fantasy creature. The beast has two feet, a long head, and side wings or ears. The decoration, in black, is made to resemble ink scribbles. The bottom is marked, "KOPOTS/VERMONT".
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc. in Vermont
Acquisition
2011.29
Made/Created
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008), Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
1985-2008
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Eggcup
Name/Title
Eggcup
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.75
Description
Pressed glass eggcup in the Crystal pattern with 10 flutes around the cup.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Eggcup
Name/Title
Eggcup
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.97
Description
Pressed glass egg cup molded in the Ribbed Bell Flower pattern.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Eggcups
Name/Title
Eggcups
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.76a-b
Description
Two clear glass eggcups molded in the Ashburton patter. The pattern consists of two rows of concave circles around the cup, with six circles in each row. The cup sits on a low stem.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Electric Lamp
Name/Title
Electric Lamp
Entry/Object ID
1972.23.1
Description
Electric lamp with a clear glass baluster-shaped based. It has a brass fitting at the top for installing a lightbulb, and a brown electrical cord.
Context
Found in Bloomfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1972.23
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Materials
Glass, Brass
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Place
Town
Bloomfield
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Ewer
Name/Title
Ewer
Entry/Object ID
2004.4
Description
Miniature ewer printed with a full color illustration of a monument of a man standing on a pedestal. The image is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS MONUMENT BARRE VT". The neck of the ewer is molded like a leaf and gilded. The handle is irregularly shaped and also gilded. The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for C. N. Kenyon & Co. Barre Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.4
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Figurine
Name/Title
Figurine
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.37
Description
Brown glazed ceramic figure of a boy and a dog. The boy is wearing early-nineteenth-century children's clothes and is seating with one leg crossed under the other knee. He is pointing toward the dog, which is in turn pointing at the child.
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
United States Pottery Company
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Figurine
Name/Title
Figurine
Entry/Object ID
2021.18.7
Description
Hollow blue-glazed ceramic cat figurine. The cat is shown sitting with its head looking downward.
Context
Souvenir of the book, "The Blue Cat of Castle Town"
Acquisition
2021.18
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Castleton
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Publication
The Blue Cat of Castle Town
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Figurine
Name/Title
Figurine
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.18
Description
White salt-glazed ceramic figure showing a female figure on a cushion. The woman is shown seated on the cushion, kneeling over her legs to tie her shoe. She is wearing a long dress with a short capelet.
Acquisition
1959.61
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Materials
Ceramic
Figurine
Name/Title
Figurine
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.13
Description
Unglazed white ceramic figure showing a child kneeling on a pillow. The child is shown wearing a chemise that has fallen off the shoulders and sits bunched above the child's waist. The hands are clasped between the child's thighs. The bottom is marked "171" in pencil.
Acquisition
1959.61
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Materials
Ceramic
Flask
Name/Title
Flask
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.35
Description
Ceramic flask in the shape of a book. It is glazed with a runny, brown glaze. There is a small hole at the top of the book.
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
United States Pottery Company
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Flask
Name/Title
Flask
Entry/Object ID
2005.29
Description
Dark-colored glass flask or decanter with a wide, circular body and long, thin neck. The neck has an applied glass handle, shaped like an ear. On one side of the body of the bottle is a paper note with the typed inscription, "This is Authentically DR. "THUNDERBOLT" WILSON'S FLASK Purchased at an Auction of His Personal Property, May 22, 1847 By Judge Charles Royall Tyler Handed Down By Him to His Granddaughter, Helen Brown Tyler Purchased from Her by Miss Mary R. Cabot / Author of The Annals of Brattleboro And Presented July 25, 1929 by Miss Cabot to Charles E. Crane"
Context
Owned by Dr. John "Thunderbolt" Wilson, a traveling doctor and teacher in Vermont. Due to Wilson's private nature and mysterious injuries, after his death rumor aligned him with notorious highway robber, Captain Thunderbolt.
Acquisition
2005.29
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Wilson, John (1788-1847)
Place
Town
Brookline
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Flask
Name/Title
Flask
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.11
Description
Green glass camphor flask with molded swirl designs on the front and back. The flask has a rough pontil mark, and the neck ends with a sheared top.
Context
Used by Hiram and Esther Hathaway of Moretown and Waterbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Hathaway, Hiram (1811-1891), Hathaway, Esther A. (1876-1936)
,
Flask
Name/Title
Flask
Entry/Object ID
1953.14.1
Description
Ring-shaped ceramic flask or canteen. The neck at the opening is broken off.
Context
Used during the Revolutionary War by Daniel Squier.
Acquisition
1953.14
Made/Created
1780-1800
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Redware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Squier, Daniel
Event
American Revolutionary War
Flowerpot
Name/Title
Flowerpot
Entry/Object ID
1953.40.2
Description
Red-glazed ceramic flowerpot with attached drip tray. The top edge of both the pot and tray are decorated with molded flower petals. The front of the pot is stamped with the inscription, "BENNINGTON / Aug. 16, 1877 / CENTENNIAL"
Context
Owned by Lucy Hale Day of Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
1953.40
Made/Created
1877
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Day, Lucy Munro Hale (1816-1887)
,
Battle of Bennington, Bennington Centennial
Footbath
Name/Title
Footbath
Entry/Object ID
1957.4.11
Description
Large, two handled, white oval dish with raised leaf pattern in white at each end. There is gold leaf around the base of the bowl and gold bands around middle and top. The interior of the rim is shaped to hold a cover. The center front bears the gilded inscription, "Mrs. Isaac Weeks".
Context
Owned by Eunice Faxon Weeks in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.4
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Weeks, Eunice Barnard Faxon (1800-1874)
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Ginger Jar
Name/Title
Ginger Jar
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.18
Description
Late Ming dynasty ginger jar. The jar has a porcelain body with blue slip decoration. It is held in a wicker basket, likely made at a later date.
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
1620-1640
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Glass
Name/Title
Glass
Entry/Object ID
1967.4a-c
Description
Three small pieces of window glass. The pieces all have jagged edges and are pearlized.
Context
From the windows of the first Catholic church in Vermont
Acquisition
1967.4
Made/Created
Champlain Glass Company
1832
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Materials
Glass
Glass
Name/Title
Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.355
Description
Small drinking glass with bulbous base. The glass flares from the base to the lip, and has a rounded edge.
Context
Made by Vermont Glass Company, Salisbury, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Vermont Glass Company
1813
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Glass
Name/Title
Glass
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.67.1
Description
Bulbous, clear glass tasting glass printed in blue with a masonic logo and the words, "GRANITE LODGE #35" and a stripe around the center of the glass.
Acquisition
2007.55
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Freemasons
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Goblet
Name/Title
Goblet
Entry/Object ID
2007.19.7
Description
Pressed glass goblet. The stem, base, and bottom portion of the cup are clear glass, and the upper portion of the cup is red glass. The cup is painted on one side with the words, "Souvenir of Marshfield, Vt.
Acquisition
2007.19
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Marshfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Goblet
Name/Title
Goblet
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.107
Description
Pressed glass goblet molded in the Crystal pattern with 10 flutes around the cup.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Goblet
Name/Title
Goblet
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.108
Description
Pressed glass goblet molded in the Crystal pattern with 10 flutes around the cup.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Goblet
Name/Title
Goblet
Entry/Object ID
1955.31a
Description
Mercury glass cup or goblet. The elongated cup sits on a short stem. The glass is softly molded with silver visible from the exterior and a gold color visible on the interior.
Context
Given as a wedding present to Fannie C. Rixford and Dr. Leander Cushman of East Highgate, Vermont
Acquisition
1955.31
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Cushman, Fannie C. Rixford (1826-1919), Cushman, Leander Lockwood (1818-1892)
Place
Village
East Highgate
Town
Highgate
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Growler
Interpretative Labels
Founded in 1996 by Ian Dowling and Russ Fitzpatrick, The Gold Dome Brewing Company operated out of an old granite shed on Pioneer Street in Montpelier. The microbrewery's primary beer, the Ceres Back 40 Amber Ale, was a Vermont-style amber ale described as "nutty and slightly sweet ... balanced with clean hop bitterness and a subtle hint of citrus." The donor of growler received it as a benefit for owning three shares of stock in the young company. Golden Dome had a short, tumultuous history and ultimately closed permanently in 1999.
Name/Title
Growler
Entry/Object ID
2004.58.48a-b
Description
Clear glass half-gallon growler with white metal lid. The growler is printed on one side with the Golden Dome logo, consisting of a yellow oval around a black center with the black inscription, "GOLDEN DOME BREWING COMPANY MONTPELIER, VERMONT" in the yellow oval and the yellow letters, "GD", in the black oval. Beneath the oval is a yellow band with the printed label, "1/2 GALLON GROWLER" and the handwritten label "Ceres Forty" at the center. The opposite side of the growler has a yellow rectangle with the contact information of the brewery and the governmental warning about alcohol consumption.
Context
Made by Golden Dome Brewing Company in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.58
Made/Created
Golden Dome Brewing Company
1996-1999
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal
Growler
Name/Title
Growler
Entry/Object ID
2021.14.1
Description
Clear glass growler with white plastic screw-on cap. The growler is printed in white with a label for AquaViTea Kombucha, but white sticker labels have been applied over the original labels. The sticker labels read "SURFACE CLEANER" along with instructions, ingredients, warnings, and manufacturing information.
Context
Produced by Aqua ViTea in Middlebury, Vermont, for the COVID-19 pandemic
Acquisition
2021.14
Made/Created
Aqua ViTea
2020
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Materials
Glass, Plastic
Relationships
Event
Covid-19 Pandemic
Growler
Name/Title
Growler
Entry/Object ID
2011.1.7ab
Description
Brown glass growler with black metal screw-on lid. The growler has an oval sticker label on one side showing an image of a human figure playing a clarinet with the inscription, "Rock Art Brewery MORRISVILLE VERMONT". The opposite side of the growler has a rectangular sticker label telling the story behind the name along with the brewery's statement and contact information. An oval sticker on the neck reads, "Ridge Runner Ale 7.5% alcohol/volume".
Context
Made by Rock Art Brewery in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.1
Made/Created
Rock Art Brewery
2011
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal, Paper
Hair Receiver
Name/Title
Hair Receiver
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.163ab
Description
Two-piece hair receiver consisting of a small pot or jar and lid. The lid has a round hole in the center. The jar is printed with three images of buildings. The images are labeled, "New Hartford High School", "Gates Building" and "the Wilder Club and Library". The lid is labeled, "Souvenir of WHITE RIVER JUNC, VT."
Use
Hair receivers were used to store hair removed from brushes and combs. The hair could be recycled by using it to stuff small bags called "rats" that were used to give body to large hairstyles.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
White River Junction
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Hand Mirror
Name/Title
Hand Mirror
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.131
Description
Hand-held mirror with writing in gold on the bottom that says "French Gratitude Train 1948." The back of the mirror is covered in a green fuzzy material.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass, Cotton, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Holiday Ornament
Name/Title
Holiday Ornament
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.66
Description
Pearlized white glass Christmas tree ornament printed on one side with an illustration of a large building with a central tower (in blue). The image is labeled, "Kendall Spavin cure Building 1880", and framed with a gold wreath of holly leaves. The other side of the ornament says, "Memories of Enosburg Vermont 1998 Commemorative Edition Enosburgh Historical Society". The top has a gold-toned metal cap with a wire forming a loop for hanging.
Context
Produced by the Enosburg Historical Society in Enosburg, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
1998
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal
Relationships
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company, Enosburgh Historical Society
Place
Village
Enosburg Falls
Town
Enosburg
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Hookah
Name/Title
Hookah
Entry/Object ID
1989.54.1
Description
Hookah. The body is made from clear glass decorated with red stain in a floral and geometric design. It sits on a glass stem with a square base. It has a brass mount at the top opening, in which is a brass spout attachment with a long, attached tube. There is a bronze mouthpiece on the end of the tube.
Context
Owned by George Knapp of Lyndon, Vermont. Knapp left Vermont in the 1850s as a missionary to Bitlis, Turkey, where he acquired this hookah.
Acquisition
1989.54
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Materials
Glass, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
Knapp, George Cushing (1823-1895)
,
Humidor
Name/Title
Humidor
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.190
Description
Round, straight sided humidor with missing lid. There are two molded handles on either side, and the sides are fluted evenly. The top and bottom are molded into Tuscan capitals.
Use
Used to store tobacco.
Context
Made by The Ballard Brothers in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Ballard Brothers
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Humidor
Name/Title
Humidor
Entry/Object ID
1959.23.6ab
Description
Cylindrical tobacco jar with lid with mottled brown Rockingham glaze decoration. The body is molded in a ribbed pattern with S-shaped handles applied to either side. The lid is circular with a mushroom-shaped knob in the center. The bottom is marked, "Lyman, Fenton, & Company 1849" and "7".
Use
Used to store tobacco
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.23
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Inkwell
Name/Title
Inkwell
Entry/Object ID
1960.6.5a-c
Description
Two clear glass inkwells and one cover. The inkwells are square with a round, narrow well in the center. The lid is also square, and has square facets cut out of the top, evenly spaced.
Context
Used on Governor Samuel Craft's desk
Acquisition
1960.6
Made/Created
circa 1828
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Crafts, Samuel Chandler (1768-1853)
,
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.24ab
Description
Brown glazed ceramic jar. There are two U-shaped handles on either side of the jar, and two parallel lines are incised around the jar at the attachment point of the handles. There is a matching round ceramic lid with a round handle at the top center.
Context
Made by E. & L. P. Norton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
E. & L. P. Norton
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.11
Description
Large stoneware food storage jar. The body of the jar flares outward dramatically at the center, then again slightly toward the top. U-shaped handles are applied on either side, and a line in incised around the piece at the center line of the handles. The jar is decorated with a hand-painted design of a floral sprig, and the center front is stamped with the label, "J FENTON. EAST DORSET 3".
Context
Made by R. L. Fenton & Co. in East Dorset, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
J. Fenton
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Materials
Stoneware
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.21ab
Description
Stoneware jar with large hand-painted design of flourishes across the center front. There are U-shaped handles on either side. The top rim is flared outward to fit a small round ceramic lid. At the center top is the stamped label, "O. L. & A. K. BALLARD. BRULINGTON. VT. 3". There is a small round lid that sits inside the rim and has a round center post handle.
Context
Made by O. L. & A. K. Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
O. L. & A. K. Ballard
19th Century
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Materials
Stoneware
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.5
Description
Stoneware jar decorated with a hand-painted design of a flowering plant with four number fours painted throughout the plant. There are U-shaped handles applied to either side, and two parallel lines are incised around the piece just above the handles. Above the line is the stamped label, "R. L. FENTON & CO. / EAST DORSET / 4".
Context
Made by R. L. Fenton & Co. in East Dorset, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
R. L. Fenton & Co.
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1953.52.10
Description
Tall stoneware crock or jar decorated with a hand-painted design of a floral vase in blue. The piece has mostly straight sides, flaring inward then back outward at the top. U-shaped handles are attached to either side, and a line is incised around the neck of the crock at the center line of the handles. Above the line is the stamped label, "BALLARD & BROTHERS BURLINGTON VT 4".
Context
Made by Ballard & Brothers Pottery in Burlington, Vermont. Owned by Enoch and Lucy Day of Ludlow, Vermont.
Acquisition
1953.52
Made/Created
Ballard Brothers
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.28
Description
Large redware jar. The top thirds is decorated with a geometric impressed pattern as well as a hand-painted zig-zag and dot design in black slip. It is covered overall in a clear glaze that does not quite reach the bottom. There are two U-shaped handles on either side of the piece. The piece is impressed with the label, "E. W. Farrar".
Context
Made by E. W. Farrar in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
E. W. Farrar & Co.
1825-1830
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Earthenware, Redware
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.13
Description
Stoneware spooner jar with blue incised decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the jar is incised with the inscription, "LTD. 1/12000".
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
1991
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
2023.18.1
Description
Small redware jar with flared top rim. The jar is decorated with yellow slip in a design of 3-petaled flowers.
Acquisition
2023.18
Made/Created
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.334
Description
Straight-sided glass jar. The mouth of the jar is curled outward over narrow neck.
Context
Made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
circa 1863
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Jardiniere
Name/Title
Jardiniere
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.20
Description
Ceramic jardinière with glazed interior and exterior. The exterior glaze is red on the bottom and green with black streaks on the top.
Context
Attributed to Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1972.48.3
Description
Miniature brown ceramic jug.
Acquisition
1972.48
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Brandon
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
2007.69.1
Description
Miniature ceramic jug with four straight sides. The body is glazed a cream color, and the shoulder and spout are glazed dark brown. One side is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir Montpelier Vt."
Acquisition
2007.69
Made/Created
circa 1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
2007.69.2
Description
Miniature ceramic jug with a cream-glazed body and dark brown glazed neck. The words, "Souvenir East Burke, Vt." are painted on one side.
Acquisition
2007.69
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Burke
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1992.23
Description
Ceramic jug with a design of two dancing boys in blackface. The jug has a white body and brown top, and it seals with a cork topped with a black plastic lid. The design is applied to the main body of the jug and consists of two male figures wearing green tail coats, yellow pants, and bow ties. They are each kicking their right legs high into the air. They both have blond hair and are wearing black face paint except around the eyes and mouth. They are surrounded by simplistic stars, and are shown above a stage reading, "UVM KAKEWALK". Beneath the design in a script font are the words, "Kappa Sigma '65".
Context
UVM Kakewalk was a popular annual fraternity fundraising event in which participants dressed and performed in blackface.
Acquisition
1992.23
Made/Created
1965
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
University of Vermont
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Kake Walk
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
2017.3.31
Description
Ceramic jug with dark brown glaze. The jug has an applied handle and small spout, pinched into a pourer opposite the handle. The front is stamped with the label, "E & L P NORTON BENNINGTON VT."
Context
Made by E. & L. P. Norton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2017.3
Made/Created
E. & L. P. Norton
1861-1881
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.300
Description
Stoneware jug with hand painted design of curled fern leaves or feathers. Above the design is the stamped label, "FENTON & HANCOCK ST. JOHNSBURY. VT. 2".
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Fenton & Hancock
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Dimensions
Overall
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.298
Description
Stoneware jug with hand-painted design of three feathers or leaves. There is a small round handle at the back of the spout. The center top is stamped with the label, "R. L. FENTON & CO. EAST DORSET."
Context
Made by R. L. Fenton & Company in East Dorset, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
R. L. Fenton & Co.
19th Century
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Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.26
Description
Dark brown ceramic jug with spout. The bottom of the jug is molded into a sort of handle for ease of pouring. Two U-shaped handles are attached to either side, and a wire handle is threaded through them. Beneath the spout is the stamped label, "E. NORTON AND CO. / BENNINGTON, VT."
Context
Made by E. Norton and Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
E. Norton & Co.
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.25
Description
Stoneware jug with U-shaped handle at the back of the spout. The front is decorated with either antlers, feathers, or fern leaves. Within the decorative shape is the stamped label, "L. W. FENTON / ST.JOHNSBURY.VT."
Context
Made by L. W. Fenton in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
L. W. Fenton
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Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1921.18
Description
Dark brown stoneware jug. The jug has a small handle attached to the spout, and the spout is grooved with several horizontal lines for attaching a lid. The shoulder is stamped with the mark, "L. R. MORRIS".
Note that the handle attaches to the spout even with the grooves, meaning they could not be used for a screw top.
Context
Made in Burlington, Vermont for General Lewis R. Morris
Acquisition
1921.18
Made/Created
circa 1810
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Dimensions
Relationships
Person or Organization
Morris, Lewis Richard (1760-1825)
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.305
Description
Large stoneware jug with hand-painted decoration of a bellflower. The small opening is sealed with a cork and a handle attaches to the back of the lip. The center of the neck is stamped with the label, "R. L. FENTON & Co. EAST DORSET. 2".
Context
Made by R. L. Fenton & Co. in East Dorset, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
R. L. Fenton & Co.
19th Century
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Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.12
Description
Stoneware Jug with hand painted design of curled fern leaves or feathers. Above the design is the stamped label, "FENTON & HANCOCK ST. JOHNSBURY. VT. 1 1/2".
Context
Made by Fenton & Hancock in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
Fenton & Hancock
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.3
Description
Large stoneware jug with a small round handle near the spout. The front of the jug is decorated a hand-painted design of elaborate flowers. The jug is marked near the handle with the label, "J. E. NORTON BENNINGTON, VT 41".

Stoneware jug with handle. "J.E. Norton, Bennington, VT, 41"
Elaborately decorated with blue spray of flowers and leaves.
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
J. E. Norton
19th Century
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Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.13
Description
Stoneware jug with a light, hand-painted design of a flower. Above the design is the stamped label, "F. Woodworth Burlington Vt."
Context
Made by F. Woodworth in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
F. Woodworth
19th Century
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Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.4
Description
Large stoneware jug with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The jug has a small, round handle attached to the top. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the jug is incised with the inscription, "Ltd 1/2500".
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial Celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.12
Description
1-quart stoneware jug with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The jug has a small, round handle attached to the top. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the jug is incised with the inscription, "Ltd 1/2500".
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.299
Description
Stoneware jug with large handle at the back of the opening. The center front is stamped with the label, "JULIUS NORTON BENNINGTON VT."
Context
Made by Julius Norton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Julius Norton Co.
1848-1850
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.9
Description
Bulbous stoneware jug with small round handle at the back of the spout. It is stamped with the label, “Julius Norton” with the lighter stamp “Bennington, Vt” beneath, indicating that the two labels were impressed separately.
Context
Made by Julias Norton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
Julius Norton Co.
1841-1844
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.139
Description
Ceramic jug with olive-green and brown glaze. The just has a handle near the top, and the pouring spout is broken off.
Acquisition
1957.1
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Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.830
Description
Miniature jug with dark brown glaze and the incised inscription, "Tini Brown Jug".
Context
Made by John Norton of Norton Pottery, Bennington, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Artist
Norton, John
1876-1877
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Entry/Object ID
2008.29
Description
Miniature ceramic jug with four straight sides. The body is glazed a cream color, and the shoulder and spout are glazed dark brown. One side is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir Manchester Depot Vt."
Acquisition
2008.29
Made/Created
circa 1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Manchester
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Keyhole Cover
Name/Title
Keyhole Cover
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.23
Description
Unglazed white porcelain keyhole cover. It is molded with a naturalistic bunch of flowers, including a rose and a carnation. The words, "Bennington Parian", are written on the back in pencil.
Acquisition
1959.61
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Ladle
Name/Title
Ladle
Entry/Object ID
2015.24
Description
Blown glass ladle. The ladle has a long hollow handle that is curled over at the top. The bowl is large and hollow, and the glass is clouded.
Context
Made at Vermont Glass Company, Lake Dunmore, VT
Acquisition
2015.24
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
1814
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Ladle
Name/Title
Ladle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.497
Description
Green glass ladle. The ladle is formed of blown glass; it is completely hollow with a curved handle and an open end. A paper label is applied to the bowl of the ladle reading, "Lake Dunmore glass ladle, obtained from John Spargo, who obtained it from a Salisbury family. 1923 H.G.R." Light green glass.
Context
Made by Lake Dunmore Glass Company in Salisbury, VT.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
1832-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Lamp Chimney
Name/Title
Lamp Chimney
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.24
Description
Clear glass lamp chimney etched with a bust portrait of Admiral Dewey. The portrait is flanked by United States flags and Puerto Rican flags. The other side of the chimney is molded with the initials "P & R Ry".
Acquisition
1969.28
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Leaded Window
Name/Title
Leaded Window
Entry/Object ID
2008.28.6
Description
Fragmentary leaded stained-glass window, likely showing a saint.
Context
Recovered from the site of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Burlington, Vermont, after it burned down in 1972.
Acquisition
2008.28
Made/Created
1867
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Lead
Relationships
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Lid
Name/Title
Lid
Entry/Object ID
1954.31.1f
Description
Round white ceramic lid. The central handle is in the form of a strawberry with two leaves and is gilded. There is a small vent hole near the handle. The edge is gilded.
Context
From the Carrie Wheelock home in Barre, Vt.
Acquisition
1954.31
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Wheelock, Carrie M.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Liquid Measure
Name/Title
Liquid Measure
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.6
Description
Clear glass measuring beaker marked with horizontal lines measuring liquid ounces (1-4) and milliliters (20-100). The fluted beaker sits on a hexagonal base.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
1938-1968
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Loving Cup
Name/Title
Loving Cup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.152
Description
Miniature green glass loving cup. The cup is on a round pedestal and has two handles, painted gold. The cup is labeled on one side, "Souvenir of Warren, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Warren
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Loving Cup
Name/Title
Loving Cup
Entry/Object ID
2007.19.4
Description
Miniature red glass loving cup. The cup is on a round pedestal and has two handles, painted gold. The cup is labeled on one side, "Souvenir of Marshfield, Vt."
Acquisition
2007.19
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Marshfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.7a
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed luncheon plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of three figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.4b
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.4c
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.7b
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed luncheon plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of three figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.4a
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.7c
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed luncheon plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of three figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.4d
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.4e
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.7d
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed luncheon plate. The center of the plate shows a scene of three figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2018.5.2
Description
Thin-bodied porcelain plate styled to look like a disposable paper plate. The plate has a slightly raised rim molded with narrow flutes. There is a faded blue mark at the center of the bottom of the plate reads, "The American Apple Pie Company".
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
From the "Paperware" line by Charlotte Potok of Plainfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.5
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Role
Ceramicist
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Dimensions
Overall
Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.4f
Description
White ceramic plate printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.7
Description
Transfer-printed luncheon plate with a green border and back center scene. The border design consists of narrow stripes with decorative scrollwork. The central scene shows two figures by a body of water with trees and an urn in the foreground and a fanciful building in the background. The reverse is marked, "Pearl Stone Ware, Venus, P.W. & Co."
Acquisition
1955.11
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.12.1.1-4
Description
Set of four round pink depression glass luncheon plates. The border has a sunflower and leaf pattern. There is a single stylized flower in the center of each plate.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
Jeanette Glass Company
1931-1935
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.13.1.1-12
Description
Set of 12 white porcelain luncheon plates. The plates are decorated with a brown and yellow design of stylized, autumn flowers. The bottom of each plate is stamped "138 C" and "19 cm". One plate has a sticker that reads, "$45".
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.60
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed plate. The plate is printed in the center with a scenic design showing a pagoda on an island with a garden fence in the foreground. The rim is printed with a scrollwork design of cartouches.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.79
Description
Purple-and-white transfer-printed plate. The plate is printed with a design of garden flowers. The rim is printed with a lattice design. The back is marked, "AMERILLIA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1264
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed plate. The plate is decorated with a a swirling design around the border and at the center. The back is labeled "GRANITE CHINA WR.S.&Co." A rectangular paper sticker on the back bears the inked inscription, "Lucretia Rugg Twitchell of Jamaica Vt. Great Aunt. 3 plates, cup; saucer & cup plate."
Context
Used by Lucretia Rugg Twitchell in Jamaica, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
William Ridgeway, Son & Co.
1861
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Twitchell, Lucretia Rugg (1797-1861)
Place
Town
Jamaica
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Luncheon Plate
Name/Title
Luncheon Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.82
Description
White ceramic luncheon plate with a plain band of gilding around the edge, a gilded circle around the cheek, and gilded circle in the center.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Malt Beverage Glass
Name/Title
Malt Beverage Glass
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.12.6.1-6
Description
Set of 6 pink glass footed, cone-shaped malt glasses. The bowl of each glass is fluted.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
Jeanette Glass Company
1931-1935
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Marsala Bottle
Name/Title
Marsala Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.2
Description
This is a clear glass bottle filled with dark liquid. The bottle is sealed with a cork and has a paper label that reads "FLORIO MARSALA TONIC" with a red stamp that reads, "HOSPITAL SIZE". The neck of the bottle has a gold and navy label that has circular text reading "FLORIO & C. MARSALA" around a spiral design.
Context
Refilled with wine or grappa made by the Bianchi family in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.37
Ethnography
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Cork
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Web Links and URLs
Matchbox Cover
Name/Title
Matchbox Cover
Entry/Object ID
2022.58.3
Description
White ceramic matchbox cover printed on one side with the image of a hermit thrush over a silhouette of the state of Vermont. The word, "Vermont", in decorative script runs along the bottom. The top is open for inserting a matchbox, and there is an oval hole in one side to allow the striking strip to be accessed.
Acquisition
2022.58
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Measuring Spoon
Name/Title
Measuring Spoon
Entry/Object ID
1954.29.4
Description
White ceramic measuring spoon. The spoon is long and shallow with a curved handle on one side. The interior is marked with horizontal black lines labeled, "TABLE," "DESSERT," and "TEA". The rim and the handle are gilded.
Context
Likely owned by a member of the Dewey family in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.29
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.19
Description
Brown glass medicine bottle with a small, rectangular paper label placed sideways on one side. The label is printed with the words, "INSTRUCTIONS. / Marble Co.'s Store, Drug Department, [missing]land Falls, Vermont." Handwritten on the label perpendicular the dotted lines are the words, "Spto Camphor".
Context
Made by Vermont Marble Company's Store in Sutherland Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Vermont Marble Company Store
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.67
Description
Aqua-colored bottle marked "Henry's Electric Ointment". Wide mouth.
Context
Made by Henry, Johnson & Lord in Waterbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.43
Made/Created
Henry, Johnson & Lord
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1983.26.1
Description
Twelve-sided bottle with a paper label. The label reads, "EAST INDIA LINIMENT. This liniment was originally prepared in the East Indies to cure the effects of the bite of venomous reptiles . . . Prepared soloey by Dr. W. H. Haskins Bradford, VT. Price 25 center per bottle."
Context
Made by W. H. Haskins in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
1983.26
Made/Created
W. H. Haskins
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.1
Description
Rectangular clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "CHAS. A. SMITH/PHARMACIST/BARRE/VT." The initials CS are in the center.
Context
Made for Charles A. Smith of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Chas. A. Smith Pharmacist
1880-1892
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.2
Description
Round, clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "RED CROSS PHARMACY BARRE, VT." circled around a cross.
Context
Made for the Red Cross Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co.
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Red Cross Pharmacy
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.4
Description
Rectangular, clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, CHAS. A. SMITH DRUGGIST BARRE" within a circle at the bottle's shoulder, reminiscent of a seal. The bottom has the molded inscription, "Pat. Jan. 24, 88".
Context
Made for Chas. A. Smith Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co.
1888-1892
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Chas. A. Smith Pharmacist, Smith, Charles A.
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.5
Description
Large, clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Dr. C. N. BARBER, BARRE, VT." The curved shoulder is labeled "16", indicating that the bottle holds 16-oz of liquid.
Context
Made for Dr. C. N. Barber of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Dr. C. N. Barber
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.6
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Parlor Drug Store W. H. Gladding Prop'r. Barre, Vt."
Context
Made for Parlor Drug Store of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Parlor Drug Store
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.7
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "E. A. DROWN DRUGGIST, BARRE, VERMONT". The sides of the bottle are marked with measuring lines.
Context
Made for E. A. Drown of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Marvel, E. A. Drown
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.8
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Parlor Drug Store W. H. Gladding Prop'r. Barre, Vt."
Context
Made for Parlor Drug Store of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
D. F. & Co., Parlor Drug Store
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.9
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with three flat sides on the front half and one round side on the back half. The center flat side has the molded inscription, "H. C. PIERCE APOTHECARY BARTON, VT."
Context
Made for H. C. Pierce of Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
D. F. & Co., H. C. Pierce Apothecary
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.10
Description
Small, clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "E.R. Wadleigh, Druggist, Beecher Falls, Vermont". There are measurement lines on either side of the front face.
Context
Made for E. R. Wadleigh of Beecher Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
E. R. Wadleigh
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.11
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "Pierce's Pharmacy/ J.F. Pierce, PHG/ Bellows Falls, Vt."
Context
Made for Pierce's Pharmacy of Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Pierce's Pharmacy
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1997.28.12
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Pierce's Pharmacy/ Bellow's Falls, Vermont". The glass is cloudy on the inside.
Context
Made for Pierce's Pharmacy of Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Pierce's Pharmacy
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.14
Description
Small, clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "BRADFORD VT. Cunninghams PHARMACY". There is a black cork stopper in the neck of the bottle. There is a small, rectangular sticker on the back of the bottle that reads, "$10".
Context
Made for Cunninghams Pharmacy in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Cunninghams Pharmacy
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.15
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "C.H.EDDY & CO./BRATTLEBORO,VT." The bottom is marked, "359".
Context
Made for C. H. Eddy & Co. of Brattleboro, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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1997.28.16
Description
Green glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DR BAXTER'S MANDRAKE BITTERS LORD BROS PROPRIETORS BURLINGTON VT". The bottle has 12 narrow sides forming a circle.
Use
Mandrake bitters were used as a cure for indigestion, constipation, and headaches.
Context
Made for Lord Brothers of Burlington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Lord Brothers
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1997.28.17
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "W. H. ZOTTMAN & CO. BURLINGTON, VT." The bottom is labeled, "W.T. Co. PAT JAN 18 98"
Context
Made for W. H. Zottman & Co. of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., W. H. Zottman & Company
1898
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1997.28.18
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle "BURLINGTON EXTRACT CO./ BURLINGTON, VT." There is a rectangular sticker on the back that reads, "55/ $1.50".
Context
Made for Burlington Extract Company of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Burlington Extract Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.19
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DIAMOND FLAVORING EXTRACTS PREPARED BY BURLINGTON DRUG CO BURLINGTON VT." The bottom of the bottle is labeled, "102".
Context
Made for Burlington Drug Company of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Burlington Drug Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.20
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DIAMOND FLAVORING EXTRACTS PREPARED BY WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. BURLINGTON VT."
Context
Made for Wells, Richardson & Co. of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Wells & Richardson Company, Inc.,
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.21
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DIAMOND FLAVORINGS EXTRACTS PREPARED BY BURLINGTON DRUG CO BURLINGTON VT."
Context
Made for Burlington Drug Company of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Burlington Drug Company
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1997.28.22
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "W.J. HENDERSON & CO PARK DRUG STORE BURLINGTON, VT." The bottom of the bottle is marked, "PAT DEC 11, 1894".
Context
Made for Park Drug Store of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Park Drug Store
1894
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.23
Description
Green glass medicine with a portion of a paper label attached. The remaining label reads, "MPHOR [camphor] / BURLINGTON DRUG CO. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS BURLINGTON".
Context
Made for Burlington Drug Company of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Burlington Drug Company
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.24
Description
Small clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "MEDICAL HALL J.W. O'SULLIVAN BURLINGTON, VT."
Context
Made by Medical Hall of Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Medical Hall
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.26
Description
8-sided brown glass bottle with the molded inscription, "SCOTCH OIL N.A. GILBERT & CO. ENOSBURGH FALLS, VT".
Context
Made by N. A. Gilbert & Co. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
N. A. Gilbert & Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.27
Description
Green glass medical bottle with the molded inscription, "DR. B.J. KENDALL'S QUICK RELIEF".
Context
Made by Dr. B. J. Kendall Company of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.28
Description
Clear glass medical bottle with the molded inscription, "DR. B.J. KENDALL'S QUICK RELIEF".
Context
Made by Dr. B. J. Kendall Company of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.29
Description
Green glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DR. G.S. GREEN & CO. COUGH ELIXIR ENOSBURG FALLS, VT." There is a small paper sticker with the inked inscription, "$2.00".
Context
Made by Dr. D. S. Green & Co. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Dr. G. S. Green & Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.30
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S & CO. ENOSBURG FALLS, VT".
Context
Made for Kimball Bros. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.31
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S & CO. ENOSBURG FALLS, VT."
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.32
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S & CO. ENOSBURG FALLS, VT."
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. in Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.33
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S. & CO. ENOSBURG FALLS, VT."
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.34
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with a paper label that reads, "GREEN MOU[NTAIN] BRAND WINTERGREEN FLAVOR ALCOHOL 59% OIL WINTERGREEN & BIRCH 2% BY KIMBALL BROS, & CO. FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, JUNE 30, 1906. SE[illeg] No. 2310." There is a cork sealing the opening.
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
circa 1906
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.35
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S & CO./FINE FLAVORING EXTRACTS".
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.37
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S & CO. ENOSBURG FALLS, VT."
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
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Kimball Bros.
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.38
Description
12-sided brown glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE", around the shoulder and, "ENOSBURGH FALLS VT." on the bottom.
Context
Made by Dr. B. J. Kendall Company of Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.39
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "W.B. NICHOLS DRUGGIST ESSEX JUNCTION, VT."
Context
Made by W. B. Nichols of Essex Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
D. F. & Co., W. B. Nichols
1888
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.40
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "F.W. ABBOTT & CO. DRUGGISTS FAIRLEE VT". In the center is a molded image of a mortar and pestle.
Context
Made by F. W. Abbott & Co. of Fairlee, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
F. W. Abbot & Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.43
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "E.B. WILLIAMS DRUGGIST JERICHO, VT." The bottom has the label, "MAY 15, 88".
Context
Made by E. B. Williams of Jericho, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
E. B. Williams
1888
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.44
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "H.J. DWINELL/ DRUGGIST/ LYNDONVILLE, VT." Near the shoulder is the molded image of fan with the initial D in the center. The bottom is molded with the date, "MAY 15, 88".
Context
Made by H. J. Dwinell of Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
H. J. Dwinell
1888
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.45
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Get it at Landry & Legendre's REG. DRUGGISTS LYNDONVILLE, VT."
Context
Made by Landry & Legendre of Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Landry & Legendre's
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.46
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Cheney Bros/ DRUGGISTS LYNDONVILLE, VT."
Context
Made by the Cheney Bros. of Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
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Cheney Brothers
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.47
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Cheney Bros. DRUGGISTS LYNDONVILLE, VT."
Context
Made for the Cheney Bros. of Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Cheney Brothers
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.48
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "BANCROFT'S LINIMENT OR INSTANT RELIEF" on the front, "MARSHFIELD, VT." on one side, and "D.W. BANCROFT" on the other side.
Context
Made by D. W. Bancroft's of Marshfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
D. W. Bancroft's
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.49
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "PURE DRUGS H.B. GORDON APOTHECARY McINDOES FALLS, VT." Above the inscription is the molded image of a mortar and pestle.
Context
Made by H. B. Gordon of McIndoes Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
H. B. Gordon
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.50
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "SHELDON'S DRUG STORE, MIDDLEBURY, VT." The bottom has the inscription, "PAT. JAN 5, 1892".
Context
Made by Sheldon's Drug Store of Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
1892
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.51
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "J.L. SLAFTER/ MIDDLEBURY, VT." The shoulder is marked "3 iv", indicating that the bottle holds 3-oz of liquid.
Context
Made by J. L. Slafter of Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., J. L. Slafter
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.52
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "L.H.GREENE/DRUGGIST/ 25 STATE ST./MONTPELIER,VT." and a molded image of a mortar and pestle in the center.
Context
Made by L. H. Greene of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. W. L., L. H. Greene
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.53
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "3ii GEO. E. MEGRATH/PHARMACIST/MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Made by George E. Megrath of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., George E. Megrath
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.55
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "3iv GEO.E. MEGRATH PHARMACIST MONTPELIER, VT".
Context
Made by George E. Megrath of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., George E. Megrath
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.60
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "C. BLAKELY/ PHARMACIST/ MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Made by C. Blakely of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
G. Blakely
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.61
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "H J DWINELL DRUGGIST MORRISVILLE, VT." Above the inscription is the molded image of a hand fan with the initial D on it.
Context
Made by H. J. Dwinell of Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
H. J. Dwinell
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.62
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "H J DWINELL DRUGGIST MORRISVILLE, VT." Above the inscription is the molded image of a hand fan with the initial D on it.
Context
Made by H. J. Dwinell of Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
H. J. Dwinell
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.63
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "S.L. SWASEY DRUGGIST PURE DRUGS NEWBURY, VT." At the center of the front side is a molded image of a mortar and pestle.
Context
Made by S. L. Swasey of Newbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
S. L. Swasey
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.64
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Central Pharmacy Davis & Cook Newport, Vt."
Context
Made by Central Pharmacy of Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Central Pharmacy
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.65
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "O. NEWCOMB DRUGGIST NEWPORT, VT." The bottom has the label, "DEC 13, 8".
Context
Made by O. Newcomb of Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
O. Newcomb
circa 1888
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.66
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Central Pharmacy Davis & Livingston Newport, Vt." The sides have measurement lines up to 90 ccs on one side and 4 ounces on the other side.
Context
Made by Central Pharmacy of Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Central Pharmacy
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.67
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "Central Pharmacy/ Davis & Livingston/Newport, Vt." The bottom is labeled, "PAT. JAN 15, 1892".
Context
Made by Central Pharmacy of Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Central Pharmacy
1892
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.68
Description
Green glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "J.R. HALL PHARMACIST NEWPORT, VT." In the center is a molded image of a mortar and pestle with the words, "PURE DRUGS".
Context
Made by J. R. Hall of Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
J. R. Hall
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.69
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with a paper label that says, "MEMPHREMAGOG Diarrhaea [sic] Dysentery CORDIAL. [Further uses and instructions included.] Prepared by J.Y. GREEN, Pharmacist, 23 Main Street, NEWPORT, VT. PRICE, 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE." The other side of the bottle has the molded inscription, "EST. 1863 J.Y. GREEN'S PHARMACY 23 MAIN ST. NEWPORT, VT." with the molded image of a mortar and pestle.
Context
Made by J. Y. Green's Pharmacy of Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
J. Y. Green's Pharmacy
1863
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.70
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "NICHOLS & SANBORN CO. DRUGGISTS NORTHFIELD, VT."
Context
Made by Nichols & Sanborn Co. of Northfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Nichols & Sanborn Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.71
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "GEO. C. SANBORN/ DRUGGIST/ NORTHFIELD, VT." The sides has measurement lines going from 40-200 ccs on one side and 1-6 oz on the other.
Context
Made by George S. Sanborn of Northfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
George C. Sanborn
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.73
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DRS. BAILEY AND ALLEN PHARMACISTS RANDOLPH, VT."
Context
Made by Drs. Bailey and Allen of Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Drs. Bailey and Allen
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1997.28.74
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DRS BAILEY AND ALLEN PHARMACISTS RANDOLPH, VT."
Context
Made by Drs. Bailey and Allen of Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Drs. Bailey and Allen
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.75
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "DRS BAILEY AND ALLEN/PHARMACISTS/ RANDOLPH, VT."
Context
Made by Drs. Bailey and Allen of Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Drs. Bailey and Allen
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.76
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "F.W. MITCHELL/ DRUGGIST/ RICHFORD, VT." The bottom is labeled, "MAY 15, 88".
Context
Made by F. W. Mitchell of Richford, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
D. F. & Co., F. W. Mitchell
1888
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.78
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "THE TRUDEL DRUG CO. LUCIEN J. TRUDEL RUTLAND, VERMONT"
Context
Made by The Trudel Drug Company of Rutland, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., The Trudel Drug Company
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.79
Description
Green glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "BANCROFT'S INSTANT RELIEF" on the front, "DUTCHER DRUG CO." on one side, and "ST. ALBANS, VT." on the other side.
Context
Made by Dutcher Drug Company of St. Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Frederick Dutcher & Sons
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D. W. Bancroft's
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.80
Description
Green glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "BANCROFT'S INSTANT RELIEF" on the front, "DUTCHER DRUG CO." on one side, and "ST. ALBANS, VT." on the other side.
Context
Made by Dutcher Drug Company of St. Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Frederick Dutcher & Sons
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D. W. Bancroft's
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.82
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "FRED'K DUTCHER & SONS/ DRUGGISTS/ ST ALBANS VT."
Context
Made by Frederick Dutcher & Sons of St. Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Frederick Dutcher & Sons
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Medicine Bottle
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1997.28.83
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.A. SEARLES & CO. PHARMACISTS ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." The sides have measurement lines.
Context
Made by C. A. Searles & Co. of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Marvel, C. A. Searles & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.84
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "W.A. SIAS/ ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." Above the inscription is a molded image of a fan with the initial S in the center.
Context
Made by W. A. Sias of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. A. Sias
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.85
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.C. BINGHAM PHARMACIST ST. JOHNSBURY VT." A monogram of the initials CCB is in the center.
Context
Made by C. C. Bingham of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
C. C. Bingham
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.86
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.C. BINGHAM PHARMACIST ST. JOHNSBURY, VT".
Context
Made by C. C. Bingham of St. Johnsburg, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., C. C. Bingham
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.87
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.D. RANDALL/RAIL ROAD ST./ST JOHNSBURY, VT.
Context
Made by C. D. Randall of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., C. D. Randall
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.88
Description
Made by "C.A. SEARLES & CO. PHARMACISTS ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN MARVEL U. S. A."
Context
Made by C. A. Searles & Co. of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Marvel, C. A. Searles & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.89
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.A. SEARLES & CO./PHARMACISTS/ ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN MARVEL U. S. A."
Context
Made by C. A. Searles & Co. of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Marvel, C. A. Searles & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.90
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.C. Bingham/St. Johnsbury, Vt." in cursive. The bottom is labeled, "PAT D MAY 15 88".
Context
Made by C. C. Bingham of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
C. C. Bingham
1888
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.93
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.C. BINGHAM/PHARMACIST/ ST. JOHNSBURY, VT."
Context
Made by C. C. Bingham of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
C. C. Bingham
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.94
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "St. Johnsbury, Vt. W.B. Eastman Pharmacist".
Context
Made by W. B. Eastman of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., W. B. Eastman
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.96
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "J.R. NELSON M.D. PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST WELLS RIVER VT."
Context
Made by J. R. Nelson of Wells River, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
J. R. Nelson
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.98
Description
Green glass bottle with the molded inscription, "C.F. SMITH & CO./WEST TOPSHAM, VT."
Context
Made by C. F. Smith & Co. of West Topsham, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
C. F. Smith & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.99
Description
Green medicine bottle with a paper label that reads, "CHURCH'S GREEN MOUNTAIN LINIMENT. SURE REMEDY FOR Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Burns, Sprains, ... FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY... MANUFACTURED BY G.K. CHURCH ... Price 50 Cts. per Bottle. Keep Corked Tight." The other side has the molded inscription, "G.K. CHURCH'S GREEN MOUNTAIN LINIMENT WEST TOPSHAM, VT."
Context
Made by G. K. Church of West Topsham, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
G. K. Church
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Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.100
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "WILSON BROS. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION/VERMONT". A monogram of the initials WB is above the inscription.
Context
Made by The Wilson Bros. of White River Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Wilson Brothers
1898
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.101
Description
Greene glass bottle with the molded inscription, "EXCELSIOR LIMIMENT" on the front, "A.O. HOOD'S" on one side, and "WINOOSKI, VT" on the other side.
Context
Made by A. O. Hood's of Winooski, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
A. O. Hood's
circa 1860
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.102
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "SHANLEY'S PHARMACY No. 1 WINOOSKI BLOCK, WINOOSKI, VERMONT."
Context
Made by Shanley's Pharmacy of Winooski, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Shanley's Pharmacy
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.103
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "A.B. MORGAN REGISTERED PHARMACIST WOODSTOCK, VT."
Context
Made by A. B. Morgan of Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
A. B. Morgan
1894-1916
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.104
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "A.B. MORGAN/ REGISTERED PHARMACIST/ WOODSTOCK, VT." The shoulder is marked, "ii".
Context
Made by A. B. Morgan of Woodstock, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
A. B. Morgan
1894-1916
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1997.28.105
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "PURITH EXTRACTS PREPARED BY CRYSTAL SPRING BOTTLING CO. BARNET, VT" on the front, "GUARANTEED PURE" on one side, and "FULL 4 OZ" on the other side.
Context
Made by Crystal Spring Bottling Co. of Barnet, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.28
Made/Created
Crystal Spring Bottling, Co.
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2000.11.1
Description
Rectangular brown glass bottle with a paper label reading, "SMITH'S Green Mountain Renovator." The label also contains directions for use. The other side of the bottle is molded with the inscription, "SMITH'S GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR.", and the sides are molded with the inscriptions "REMEDY COMPANY" and "ST. ALBANS, VT." The bottle is sealed with a cork and full of liquid.
Context
Made by St. Albans Remedy Company, St. Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.11
Made/Created
St. Albans Remedy Co.
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2000.11.2
Description
Rectangular brown glass bottle with a paper label reading, "SMITH'S Green Mountain Renovator." The label also contains directions for use. The other side of the bottle is molded with the inscription, "SMITH'S GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR.", and the sides are molded with the inscriptions "REMEDY COMPANY" and "ST. ALBANS, VT." The bottle is sealed with a cork and full of liquid.
Context
Made by St. Albans Remedy Company, in St. Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.11
Made/Created
St. Albans Remedy Co.
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.1ab
Description
Rectangular green glass medicine bottle with a red cardboard box. The bottle has the molded inscription, "DR. B. J. KENDALL'S QUICK RELIEF" on one side and a paper label on the other side. The box is also labeled for Dr. B. J. Kendall's Quick Relief and lists the ingredients and uses.
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. & Co. in Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Materials
Glass, Cardboard, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.12
Description
Rectangular green glass bottle with a paper label on one side that reads, "Strong spirits of Camphor for family used. Prepared by Burlington Drug Co. Wholesale Druggists, Burlington, Vermont.
Context
Made by Burlington Drug Company in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
Burlington Drug Company
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1996.16.27
Description
Rectangular green glass medicine bottle with a paper label on one side. The label reads, "BANCROFT'S VEGETABLE LINIMENT The Best Midcine known for Interna & External Use." plus a list of ingredients.
Context
Made by D. W. Bancroft's in Marshfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1996.16
Made/Created
D. W. Bancroft's
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2018.6.1
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle molded with the inscription, "H. M. HULL DRUGGIST HINESBURGH, VT".
Acquisition
2018.6
Made/Created
H. M. Hull
1873
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2018.6.2
Description
Tall, brown glass bottle with a square base. The sides of the bottle are molded with the inscriptions, "PAINE'S" and "CELERY COMPOUND".
Context
Made by Col. Milton K. Paine of Windsor, Vermont. Paine's Celery Compound contained celery seed, red cinchona, orange peel, coriander seed lemon peel, hydrochloric acid, glycerin, simple syrup, water and alcohol. It purported to heal digestive issues, liver and kidney disease, and to purify the blood.
Acquisition
2018.6
Made/Created
circa 1890
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Materials
Glass
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Person or Organization
Paine, Milton Kendall (1834-1896)
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2018.6.3
Description
Tall, brown glass bottle with a square base. The sides of the bottle are molded with the inscriptions, "PAINE'S" and "CELERY COMPOUND".
Context
Made by Col. Milton Kendall Paine of Windsor, Vermont. Paine's Celery Compound contained celery seed, red cinchona, orange peel, coriander seed lemon peel, hydrochloric acid, glycerin, simple syrup, water and alcohol. It purported to heal digestive issues, liver and kidney disease, and to purify the blood.
Acquisition
2018.6
Made/Created
1880-1906
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Paine, Milton Kendall (1834-1896)
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.37.11
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "W. E. TERRILL & CO./PHARMACISTS/MONTPELIER, VT." A starburst and the mark, "D. F. & Co.", are molded into the base.
Acquisition
2004.37
Made/Created
D. F. & Co., W. E. Terrill & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2006.51.3
Description
Small round bottle stoppered with a cork. The front has a pink paper label that reads, "EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER" along with directions for use.
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. & Co. in Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.51
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
1897
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Materials
Glass, Cork, Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.6.1
Description
Large round brown glass medicine bottle with a black plastic cap. There are two small rectangular paper labels on the bottle, both orange. One has a photographic image of a boxer with the inscription, "BARRA'S RUB-MASSAGE REG. TRADE MARK Bobby "Kid" Barra FEEL LIKE NEW Rub-Massage for all Sports Indoor and Outdoor Prepared by ROBERT R. BARRA 24 Peru Street Burlington, Vt. 8 flu. ozs. $1.50 Satisfaction guaranteed FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CAUTION NEAR FIRE". The other label has directions for use, and list of uses, and ingredients.
Context
Made by Robert R. Barra in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.6
Made/Created
1948
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barra, Robert R.
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.6.2
Description
Brown glass medicine bottle with a white plastic cap. There are two rectangular paper labels on the either side of bottle, both orange. One has a photographic image of a boxer with the inscription, "BARRA'S RUB-MASSAGE REG. TRADE MARK Bobby "Kid" Barra FEEL LIKE NEW Rub-Massage for all Sports Indoor and Outdoor Prepared by ROBERT R. BARRA 24 Peru Street Burlington, Vt. 8 flu. ozs. $1.50 Satisfaction guaranteed FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CAUTION NEAR FIRE". The other label has directions for use, and list of uses, and ingredients.
Context
Made by Robert R. Barra in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.6
Made/Created
1948
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barra, Robert R.
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.6.3
Description
Brown glass medicine bottle with a white plastic cap. There are two rectangular paper labels on the either side of bottle, both orange. One has a photographic image of a boxer with the inscription, "BARRA'S RUB-MASSAGE REG. TRADE MARK Bobby "Kid" Barra FEEL LIKE NEW Rub-Massage for all Sports Indoor and Outdoor Prepared by ROBERT R. BARRA 24 Peru Street Burlington, Vt. 8 flu. ozs. $1.50 Satisfaction guaranteed FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CAUTION NEAR FIRE". The other label has directions for use, and list of uses, and ingredients.
Context
Made by Robert R. Barra in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.6
Made/Created
1948
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barra, Robert R.
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.6.4
Description
Brown glass medicine bottle with a white plastic cap. There are two rectangular paper labels on the either side of bottle, both orange. One has a photographic image of a boxer with the inscription, "BARRA'S RUB-MASSAGE REG. TRADE MARK Bobby "Kid" Barra FEEL LIKE NEW Rub-Massage for all Sports Indoor and Outdoor Prepared by ROBERT R. BARRA 24 Peru Street Burlington, Vt. 8 flu. ozs. $1.50 Satisfaction guaranteed FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CAUTION NEAR FIRE". The other label has directions for use, and list of uses, and ingredients.
Context
Made by Robert R. Barra in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.6
Made/Created
1948
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barra, Robert R.
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.6.5
Description
Brown glass medicine bottle with a white plastic cap. There are two rectangular paper labels on the either side of bottle, both orange. One has a photographic image of a boxer with the inscription, "BARRA'S RUB-MASSAGE REG. TRADE MARK Bobby "Kid" Barra FEEL LIKE NEW Rub-Massage for all Sports Indoor and Outdoor Prepared by ROBERT R. BARRA 24 Peru Street Burlington, Vt. 8 flu. ozs. $1.50 Satisfaction guaranteed FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CAUTION NEAR FIRE". The other label has directions for use, and list of uses, and ingredients.
Context
Made by Robert R. Barra in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.6
Made/Created
1948
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barra, Robert R.
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2014.6.6
Description
Brown glass medicine bottle with a white plastic cap. There are two rectangular paper labels on the either side of bottle, both orange. One has a photographic image of a boxer with the inscription, "BARRA'S RUB-MASSAGE REG. TRADE MARK Bobby "Kid" Barra FEEL LIKE NEW Rub-Massage for all Sports Indoor and Outdoor Prepared by ROBERT R. BARRA 24 Peru Street Burlington, Vt. 8 flu. ozs. $1.50 Satisfaction guaranteed FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CAUTION NEAR FIRE". The other label has directions for use, and list of uses, and ingredients.
Context
Made by Robert R. Barra in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.6
Made/Created
1948
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barra, Robert R.
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2007.22
Description
Large clear glass bottle with cork stopper. The bottle has straight sides and a round base. There is a rectangular sticker on one side that reads, "Spirits of Camphor / Kimball Bros. & Co. Enosburg Falls, VT."
Context
Made by Kimball Bros. & Co. in Enosburg Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.22
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Materials
Glass, Cork, Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.20
Description
10-sided, molded green glass bottle bearing the molded inscription "KENDALLS SPAVIN CURE/FOR HUMAN FLESH". The base also bears the molded inscription "ENOSBURGH FALLS, V.T." is visible. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "2/5/71 / Maine / $5.50".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.22
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "D. F. COOLEDGE/DRUGGIST/LUDLOW/VERMONT" with a molded mortar and pestle. The base bears the molded inscription, "A/U.S.A./PAT. DEC 11, 1894".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. F. Cooledge
1894
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2020.3.1
Description
Green glass medicine bottle with the molded inscription, "J. HENRY JACKSON / M.D. / BARRE VT." surrounding a monogram consisting of two Js, one backward and one forward, above the letter H.
Acquisition
2020.3
Made/Created
Artist
Jackson, J. Henry
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1985.1.1
Description
Clear glass medicine bottle with a paper label that reads, "Dr. H. A. INGHAM'S VEGETABLE EXPECTORANT NERVINE PAIN EXTRACTOR" along with claims of its effectiveness and instructions for use.
Context
The medicine the bottle contained was made by Dr. Harvey Alonson Ingham of Vergennes, Vermont.
Acquisition
1985.1
Made/Created
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Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Ingham, Harvey Alanson (1820-1885)
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.2
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the inscriptions, "F. W. PIERCE/CHESTER/DRUG STORE. VT." The bottle has flat face and curved sides.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Chester Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.3
Description
Diminutive, clear, molded glass bottle bearing the inscriptions "3iv" and "COLE'S PHARMACY/Harold W. Cole. Ph.C./BENNINGTON, VT." on the face, and "W. T. CO/A/U. S. A./PAT./APD/FOR" on the base. There is a cloth sticker with the penciled inscription, "$2.00/S/$"
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
W. T. & Co., Cole's Pharmacy
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.4
Description
Small, clear glass molded bottle bearing the inscription, "WILLIAM L. GOKAY/The Rexall Store/BENNINGTON, VT." There is a cloth sticker on the base bearing the penciled inscription, "$2.00 S".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
William L. Gokay
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.5
Description
Clear glass molded bottle bearing the inscription, "D. W. BANCROFT/MARSHFIELD/VT." alond with the a monogram of the initials "DWB". A cloth sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "4/26/01 / Srocken". The cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. W. Bancroft's
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Materials
Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1957.17
Description
12-sided brown glass medicine bottle filled with liquid and sealed with a cork. There is a paper label that reads, "LIQUID FOOD", along with instructions for use and claims about its effectiveness.
Acquisition
1957.17
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.6
Description
Diminutive, clear, molded glass bottle bearing the inscriptions "3i" and "COLE'S PHARMACY/Harold W. Cole. Ph.C./BENNINGTON, VT." on the face, and "W. T. CO/A/U. S. A./PAT./APD/FOR" on the base.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Cole's Pharmacy
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.8
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "HARRIS/POPULAR/PHARMACY/FAIRHAVEN/VT." and a monogram of the initials CHH. A paper sticker is on the base with the inked inscription, "6/21/71 / srocker-1-"
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Harris Popular Pharmacy
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.9
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription "Allan M. Hall/Pharmacist/White River Junctions, VT." on the face beneath a small, molded "3". The base also bears a molded inscription that is obscured by a paper sticker bearing the inked inscription, "4/26/24 / 1 /Srocken".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Allan M. Hall
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.10
Description
Rectangular, clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscriptions, "VERMONT LINIMENT" on the face, "WATERBURY VT", and "JOHN F. HENRY & Co" on the sides. The base bears a faux pontil. A paper sticker on the reverse bears the inked inscription, "2/8/71 / Plattsburg NY-- / 3--".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
John F. Henry & Company
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.11
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription "J. A. PAQUET & CO/PHARMACISTS/ST JOHNSBURY/VT" and a decorative monogram of "G&P" on the face. The base bears a paper sticker with the inked inscription, "4/26/71 / Srocken". The cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. A. Paquet & Company
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Materials
Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.13
Description
Small, clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "J. F. RUGGLES/WEST BURKE/VT" on the face. A paper sticker on the base bears the inscription, "5/10/71 / keping & / Morrisville / 150"
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. F. Ruggles
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.14
Description
Small, clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription "DRUGGIST AND/PHARMACIST/Frank G. Landry/83 RAILROAD ST./ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." Frank G. Landry is in cursive. Two paper stickers are on the reverse, one on top of the other, the top bearing the inked inscription, "6/20/72 / Srocker". The base bears a molded inscription that is largely illegible, but appears to read, "A-21".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Frank G. Landry
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.25
Description
Small clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "CHESTER DRUG STORE/CHESTER, VT" under the molded inscription "1". The base of the bottle has a paper sticker bearing the inked inscription, "4/26/71 / 1 / Srocker". The bottle is slightly discolored with dried medicine on the interior base, and the original cork is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Chester Drug Store
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Materials
Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.16
Description
Small, clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "G. A. ROBERTS, M.D./NORTH SIDE DRUG STORE/CASTLETON,VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscriptiong "7/9/71 / Srockir / 1--".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
North Side Drug Store
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.17
Description
Rectangular, clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "KIMBALL'S/PHARMACY". A paper sticker on the base of the bottle bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepiue / 150". The original cork stopper remains and has been pushed flush with the lip of the bottle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Kimball's Pharmacy
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.18
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "D. F. COOLEDGE/DRUGGIST/LUDLOW/VERMONT" with a molded mortar and pestle. The base bears the molded inscription, "A/U.S.A./PAT. DEC 11, 1894".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. F. Cooledge
1894
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.19
Description
10-sided, molded green glass bottle bearing the molded inscription "KENDALLS SPAVIN CURE/FOR HUMAN FLESH". The base also bears a molded inscription that is mostly obscured. "URGH . . . V.T." is visible. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "3/20/79 / Srocker / 2."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.21
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "DUTTON'S PHARMACY/MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT." The bottle also bears a molded inscription that is similar in appearance to "3iv" except that there is an extra notch on top of the 3, possibly indicating that it is a symbol for "ounce." The proper right of the face has measuring lines with the numbers 1, 2, 3, and the altered 3 symbol at the top. The proper left of the face has measuring lines with the numbers 20, 40, 60, and .0 and the symbol cc at the top.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dutton's Pharmacy
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.24
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "FLINT BROS./DRUGGISTS/ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." and a monogram of the initials FB. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "4/26/71 / 1 / Srocker". The original cork stopper is still present
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Flint Brothers
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Materials
Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.15
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription "R. L. ADAMS/REG. PHARMACIST/WOODSTOCK V. T." within an oval with an inward-facking scalloped border. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "6/26/71 / Duan/Made/150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
R. L. Adams
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.26
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the inscription "D. F. DAVIS/The Druggist/262 N. MAIN ST., BARRE, VT." The words "The Druggist" are in cursive. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription "4/26/71 / 1 / srocker".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. F. Davis
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.27
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, 'DR. SUTTONS SYRUP/OF WHITE PINE AND TAR/M. R. BURT/MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT". A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription "4/26/71 / 50 / srocbee".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
M. R. Burt
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.28
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription "Hall and Cheney/Defoe Pharmacy/Morrisville, Vt." in cursive. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepine Morrisville / 150". The sticker completely obscures the molded inscription on the base of the bottle, but the letters "U.S.A. is visible through the body of the glass. The cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Hall & Cheney
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Materials
Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.29
Description
Small, clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "J. T. SHURTLEFF/DRUGGIST/BENNINGTON, VT." within a ribbon wrapping around a mortar and pestle. The base bears the molded inscription, "B. B. & Co./PAT'D". A fabric sticker on the reverse bears the penciled inscription, "$3.55 B".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
B. B. & Co., J. T. Shurtleff
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.30
Description
Small, clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "A. C. PORTER/DRUGGIST/NORTH TROY, VT". A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepine / 150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
A. C. Porter
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.31
Description
Small, clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "Hall and Cheney/Pharmacists/Morrisville, Vt." in cursive. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepine / 150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Hall & Cheney
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.32
Description
Small, clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "E. E. EVANS & CO./DRUGGISTS/WEST RANDOLPH, VT." The base bears the molded inscription, "F F & W."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
E. E. Evans & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.33
Description
Small, clear molded glass bottle with the molded inscription "C. A. RILEY/PHARMACIST,/STOWE, VERMONT" on the face. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepine / 150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. A. Riley
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.35
Description
Small, clear molded glass bottle bearing the inscription "C. A. RILEY/PHARMACIST/STOWE, VERMONT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepine & Morrisville / 150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. A. Riley
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.36
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "H. G. DAY/BRADFORD/VT." with an image of a mortar and pestle. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "4/26/71 / 50 / Srocker".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
H. G. Day
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.37
Description
Small, clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "C. F. SMITH & CO./ WEST TOPSHAM, VT." On an adjacent side, a paper sticker bears the inked inscription, "150 / 10/27/71 / Lepine".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. F. Smith & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.38
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "Paquette/The Rexall Store/HARDWICK, VT." (the first two lines in cursive) beneath an ounce symble followed by a lowercase "i". The molded inscription on the base is entirely obscured by a paper sticker, but a W and U are visible through the body of the bottle. The paper sticker bears the inked incription, "5/10/71 / Lepine / Morrisville / 150". The cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Paquette
1920-1970
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Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.39
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "A. F. SHERMAN/DRUGGIST/LUDLOW/VERMONT" along with a fleur-de-lis and a monogram of the initials AFS on the face. The base bears another molded inscription that is largely illegible, however the starburst border and the letter C are visible.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
A. F. Sherman
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.40
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "L. H. GREEN/DRUGGIST/25 STATE ST./MONTPELIER/VT." and the image of a mortar and pestle. A paper sticker on the back /bears the inked inscription, "10/27/71 / 150 /Lepine". A cork stopper is present, but is likely not orginal as it does not fit.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
L. H. Greene
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.41
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "W. E. TERRILL & CO./PHARMACISTS/MONTPELIER, VT." A paper sticker on the reverse bears the inked inscription, "150 / 10/27/71 / Lepine". A starburst is molded into the base.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
W. E. Terrill & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.42
Description
Clear, molded class bottle bearing the molded inscription, "DR. E. M. KENT/BRISTOL/VT." and the image of a mortar and pestle on which is the inscription, "PURE/DRUGS". A paper label on the base bears the inscription "3/25/72 / Sran Smith / free".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. E. M. Kent
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.43
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "ISAAC STERNS/PARK DRUG STORE/MIDDLEBURY, VT." While the reverse of the bottle is rounded, the face of the bottle is faceted into three flat parts with the inscription running vertically down the center part. The base bears the molded inscription, "PAT APL'D FOR/ W D &CO". A paper sticker consisting of the corner of a larger, red-bordered label bears the inked inscription, "50[cent symbol]/zern/ 9/1/72" in two different hands.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Isaac Sterns
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.44
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "D. F. COOLEDGE/DRUGGIST/LUDLOW/VERMONT" along with an image of a mortar and pestle. The inscription is beneath the ounce symbol followed by "ii". The base of the bottle bears the molded inscription, "W. T. CO./J/U. S. A."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. F. Cooledge
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.45
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "JNO. L. SLAFTER/MIDDLEBURY, VT." vertically down the face. The inscription is flanked by two lines of measuring marks; ounces to the proper right ("1/2" marked), and millileters ("cc" 10 and 20 marked).
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. L. Slafter
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.46
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "ROCKWOOD'S/PHARMACY/WINDSOR/VT." on the face.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Rockwood's Pharmacy
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.47
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "BURT'S DRUG STORE/TUPPER BLOCK/MIDDLEBURY, VT." The base bears the molded inscription, "W. T. CO./E/U. S. A." A sticker made of the corner of a larger, red-bordered label bears in the inked inscription, "50[cent symbol]".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Burt's Drug Store
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.48
Description
Green molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "WM A. BACON/LUDLOW. VT." The base has a circular, broken off pontil. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "3/23/71 / valatic / 20 / ny."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
William A. Bacon
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.49
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "D. F. COOLEDGE/DRUGGIST/LUDLOW, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. F. Cooledge
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.50
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with four even-widths sides. The face bears the molded inscription, "WHEELER'S PHARMACY/SPRINGFIELD/CLAREMONT & CHESTER". A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "3/12/71 / Marlboro Vt- / $150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Wheeler's Pharmacy
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Glass
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,
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.51
Description
Purple molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "DR. B. J. KENDALL'S/QUICK RELIEF." A paper sticker on the bottom bears the penciled price, "$1.50".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.52
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "DUTTON'S PHARMACY/MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dutton's Pharmacy
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.53
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with flat face and reverse and round sides. The face bears the molded inscription, "WALKER M. BENT/PHARMACIST/CAVENDISH VT." beneath an image of a mortar and pestle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Walker M. Bent
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.54
Description
Green molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "DR. B. J. KENDALL'S/QUICK RELIEF." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71 / Lepine / Morrisville / 3-". A cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Materials
Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.55
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "W. H. WHEELER/DRUGGIST/SPRINGFIELD/VT" and a monogram of the initials WHW. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked price, $2.00.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Old Corner Drug Store
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.56
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "C. H. EDDY & CO/BRATTLEBORO, VT". A paper sticker on the reverse bears the blue inked inscription, "1/25/70/50[cent symbol]/East Greenluse/ny".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. H. Eddy & Co.
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.57
Description
Green molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "R. BRAINARD/DRUGGIST/ST ALBANS, VT". A paper sticker on the base bears the blue inked inscription, "6/16/72/Barry/3-".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
R. Brainard
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.58
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "C. P. JONES/DRUGS, JEWELRY, AND NOTIONS/JOHNSON VT." The inscription surrounds and fills out an image of a mortar and pestle surrounded by a round ribbon that is tied together at the bottom, surmounted by a scale. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/150". A cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
C. P. Jones
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Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.59
Description
Green molded glass medicine bottle. The face is entirely covered with a white, though stained, paper label with the inscription, "DR. B. J. KENDALL'S/BLACKBERRY BALSAM/COMPOUND/ALCOHOL 41 per cent. OPIUM, 2 grains to fluid ounce./A Remedy for the treatment of DIARRHOEA, CHOLERA/MORBUS, and all Diseases for which an Astringent is needed./DIRECTIONS:- SHAKE WELL. - Adults, 1 teaspoonful. - Children 8/to 10 years old, 1-2 teasponnful, [sic] - 4 years, 15 drops, - 2 years, 8 drops,/younger children in proportion to age. Always taken in water. See Circular./PREPARED BY/KIMBALL BROS. & CO. INC., ENOSBURG FALLS, VT." The lip of the bottle has three protrusions for holding on a cap.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Glass, Paper
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.60
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "B. C. SHELDON/PARMACIST/SWANTON, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
B. C. Sheldon
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.61
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "J. T. SHURTLEFF/PHARMACIST/BENNINGTON VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. T. Shurtleff
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.62
Description
Clear molded glass medicine bottle bearing the molded inscription, "HALL & CHENEY/DRUGGISTS/MORRISVILLE, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/150". The glass is heavily clouded with glass disease on the interior.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Hall & Cheney
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.63
Description
Clear molded glass medicine or ink bottle. The face bears the molded inscription, "J. T. FLINT & CO./ROCK ISLAND P.Q./AND/DERBY LINE VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/150".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. T. Flint & Company
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Glass
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Place
City
Rock Island
State/Province
Quebec
Country
Canada
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.64
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "HARRY A. SLADE/The Rexall Store/MONTPELIER, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/Morrisville/150." Cork stopper still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Harry A. Slade
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Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.65
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "APOTHECARIES' HALL/WINDSOR, VT." beneath an ounce symbol followed by "iv" indicating a 4-oz capacity. A significant amount of dried residue remains on the interior. A paper label on the reverse bears the inked inscription, "150/10/27/71/Lepine".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Apothecaries' Hall
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Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.66
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "Hall and Cheney/Pharmacists/Morrisville, Vt." in cursive. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/Morrisville/150". A cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Hall & Cheney
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Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.67
Description
Rectangular, green molded glass bottle with the molded inscriptions, "VERMONT LINIMENT" on the face and, "WATERBURY, VT" and "J. M. HENRY & SON" on the sides.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
J. M. Henry & Son
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.68
Description
Brown molded glass bottle with an inset face and rounded, faceted reverse. The face bears the molded inscription, "THE CORNER DRUG STORE/BELLOWS FALLS, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "3/12/71/Marlboro, VT./$4-".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
The Corner Drug Store
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
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Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.69
Description
Purple molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "OLD CORNER DRUG STORE/W.H.WHEELER & SON/SPRINGFIELD, VT." flanked by measuring lines for ounces on the proper right and milliliters on the left. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "4/26/71/50/srocker". Cork stopper still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Old Corner Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.70
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "H.J.DWINELL/DRUGGIST/MORRISVILLE, VT." along with an image of a circular, Japanese-style fan with a D inside."2 oz" is marked above the face. A paper sticker on the base bears in the inked inscription, "5/10/71/Lepine/Morrisville/159". A cork stopper is still present.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
H. J. Dwinell
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Glass, Cork
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.71
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "W.O. SANFORD/DRUGGIST/MIDDLEBURY, VT." A paper sticker on the reverse created from the corner of a larger, red-bordered sticker bears the inked inscription, "Zern/$1.00/9/1/72" in two different hands.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
W. O. Sanford
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.72
Description
Rectangular, green molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "FRED'K DUTCHER DRUG CO/DRUGGISTS/ST. ALBANS, VT." The base bears the inscription, "4/26/71/2/srocker".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Frederick Dutcher & Sons
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.73
Description
Square, green molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscriptions, "FOSTER CLARK & CO/MAIDSTONE" on one side, and "EIFFEL TOWER/FRUIT JUICES" on the opposite side.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Foster Clark & Company
1887
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.74
Description
Rectangular, green glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "EXCELSIOR LINIMENT" on the face, and the inscriptions, "WINOOSKI. VT" and "A. O. HOOD'S" on the sides. A paper sticker on the reverse bears the inked inscription, "3/25/72/Stan Smith/$4".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
A. O. Hood's
circa 1860
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.75
Description
Rectangular, green molded glass bottle. The front has a paper label bearing the inscription, "HENRY'S/VERMONT/LINIMENT/FOR/RHEUMATISM,/Stitch in the Neck/NEURALGIA,/Tooth Ache, Head/Ache, Bowel/Complaint,/Dysentery, Cholera,/&c. &c./Price 25 Cents/DOSE, from ten [ripped off]/to one teaspoonful [gone]/full directions [gone]/lar around eac[gone]/KEEP WEL[gone]". The reverse and sides bear the molded inscriptions, "VERMONT LINIMENT", "JOHN. F. HENRY & CO", and "WATERBURY, VT"
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
John F. Henry & Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.76
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with a curved back and triple-faceted face. The center portion of the face bears the molded inscription, "DR. W. S. NAY/DRUGGIST & STATIONER/UNDERHILL, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inscription, "6/21/71/srocker/500".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. W. S. Nay
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.77
Description
Clear molded glass bottle with flat face and slight rounded reverse. The face bears the molded inscription, " H. C. PIERCE/PHARMACIST/BARTON, VT." A paper sticker on the reverse bears the inked inscription, "6/20/72/Stocker".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
H. C. Pierce Apothecary
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Glass
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Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.78
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "GREENLEAF/THE/DRUGGIST/WINOOSKI./VT." with an illustration of an owl on a mortar and pestle. A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "10/27/71/150/Lepine".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Greenleaf The Druggist
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.79
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "KIMBALL BRO'S. & CO./ENOSBURG FALLS, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "6/2/71/Mrs. Dean/1--".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Kimball Bros.
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.80
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "DR. E. M. KENT/BRISTOL/VT." surrounding an image of a mortar and pestler with the inscription, "PURE DRUGS". A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "3/25/72/Stan/Smith". The molded maker's inscription on the base is partially obscured by the sticker, but what is visible reads, "D. F. & D."
Context
Made for Dr. E. M. Kent in Bristol, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. E. M. Kent
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.81
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "PIERCE'S PHARMACY/J. F. PIECE, PH.G./BELLOWS FALLS, VT." A paper sticker on the base bears the inked inscription, "7/9/71/stocker/1--".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Pierce's Pharmacy
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.83
Description
Rectangular, green molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscriptions, "Chas. H. Fletcher's" and "CASTORIA" on the sides. A P within a circle and a 7 are molded into the base.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Chas. H. Fletcher
1871
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.84
Description
Rectangular, green molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, “BANCROFT’S LINIMENT OR INSTANT RELIEF”, on the front, and "MARSHFIELD VT" and "D. W. BANCROFT" on the sides.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
D. W. Bancroft's
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.85
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “E. J. ALEXANDER / APOTHECARY / ST. ALBANS, VT." There is a tall cork in the mouth of the bottle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
E. J. Alexander Apothecary
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.86
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “A. A. DEAN / DRUGGIST / BRISTOL VT".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
A. A. Dean
1879-1899
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.88
Description
Rectangular, green glass bottle with the molded inscription, “MAGIC INVIGORATOR" on the face, “PRICE 50 CENTS" on one side, and “PROFESSOR MOTT" on the other side.
Use
Professor Mott's Magic Invigorator was used to promote hair growth.
Context
Made by Henry & Co. in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Henry & Company
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.89
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “Warner's Drug Store / Vergennes, Vt." in cursive.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Warner's Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.90
Description
Rectangular, clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “DR. B J KENDALL'S QUICK RELIEF", on the face. The opposite side has a paper label with instructions for use.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Dr. B. J. Kendall Company
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.91
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “FRED D PIERCE PHARMACY / BARTON, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Fred D. Pierce
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.92
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “M. J. LEACH & CO DRUGGISTS / WOLCOTT" surrounding an image of a mortar and pestle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
M. J. Leach & Company
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.93
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “BISHOP'S PHARMACY WEST DERBY, VERMONT".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Bishop's Pharmacy
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.94
Description
Clear glass bottle molded on one side with an image of an owl sitting on a round banner with the inscription, "E. W. FREEMAN RICHMOND, VT", on it, the word "DRUGGIST" in the center, and the word, "DRUGSTORE" at the bottom. "3iv" is molded at the shoulder.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
The E. W. Freeman Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.95
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “WILFRED F. ROOT PHARMACIST BRATTLEBORO, VT." "3iv" is molded at the shoulder, and the sides are molded with measuring lines in ounce and milliliters.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Wilfred F. Root
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.96
Description
Clear molded glass bottle bearing the molded inscription, "H.J.DWINELL/DRUGGIST/MORRISVILLE, VT." along with an image of a circular, Japanese-style fan with a D inside.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
H. J. Dwinell
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.97
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “FROM ANDREWS' DRUG STORE BELLOWS FALLS, VT." on one side and a paper label on the other side. The paper label is printed with the address of Andrews' Drug Store and has the handwritten label, "Herpes Cure".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Andrew's Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.98
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “A. W. HUNTLEY DRUGGIST ESSEX CENTER, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
A. W. Huntley
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.99
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “HOYT'S".
Acquisition
2004.78
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.100
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “SHELDON'S". A cork is in the mouth of the bottle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.101
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “SHELDON'S".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.102
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “SHELDON'S".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.103
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “SHELDON'S". There is a cork stopping the mouth of the bottle.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.104
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “SHELDON'S".
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.105
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "SHELDON'S DRUG STORE MIDDLEBURY, VT."
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.106
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “SHELDON'S".
Acquisition
2004.78
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.107
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, “COLE'S PHARMACY Harold W. Cole Ph. C. BENNINGTON, VT." "3xxxii" is molded into the shoulder.
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Cole's Pharmacy
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Cole's Pharmacy
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.156
Description
Small hand-blown medicine bottle. The top is sealed with a cork, now broken inside. It is filled with a light-brown powder. There is a paper tag attached that reads, "Salisbury, Vermont Glass."
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.464
Description
Light green glass bottle. The bottle has straight sides that get narrower toward the top.
Context
Used by the Brewster Drugstore in Middlebury, Vermont.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brewster Drug Store
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.488
Description
Small green glass bottle with rounded base. The bottle has a short neck with a flat finish (rim). There is a cord tied around the neck.
Context
Made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.487
Description
Small green glass bottle sealed with a cork. The bottle has a thick base and a short neck. It is filled with white sand and decorated on the inside with remnants of floral-printed fabric.
Context
Likely made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Glass
Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.8a-b
Description
Brown glass bottle with a yellow paper label that reads "4 ounces / Cheracol with Codeine (Upjohn)" along with ingredients, usage instructions, and manufacturer information. The top is sealed with a cork.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
The Upjohn Company
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass, Cork, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Medicine Bottle
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.461
Description
Round green glass bottle. The bottle has a short neck, and the lip rolls outward to form a brim.
Context
Made for a doctor's office in Grafton, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
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Materials
Glass
Medicine Bottle.
Name/Title
Medicine Bottle.
Entry/Object ID
2004.78.23
Description
Clear, molded glass bottle with the molded inscription, "SHELDON & CO/DRUGGISTS/MIDDLEBURY/VT." and a mortar and pestle. A paper sticker bears the inked inscription, "4/26/71 / 50 / Srocker"
Acquisition
2004.78
Made/Created
Sheldon Drug Store
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Materials
Glass
Milk Bottle
Name/Title
Milk Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.52.1
Description
Milk bottle printed in green with a skiing cow on one side and the circular logo for Mansfield Dairy on the other.
Context
Made by Mansfield Dary in Stowe Vermont.
Acquisition
1976.52
Made/Created
Mansfield Dairy
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Materials
Glass
Milk Bottle
Name/Title
Milk Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.52.2
Description
Milk bottle printed in green with a skiing cow on one side and the circular logo for Mansfield Dairy on the other.
Context
Made by Mansfield Dairy in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
1976.52
Made/Created
Mansfield Dairy
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Materials
Glass
Milk Bottle
Name/Title
Milk Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1981.15
Description
Clear glass milk bottle with orange printed label saying, "Ethan Allen Creamery / Essex Junction Vt.", on both sides.
Context
Made by Ethan Allen Creamery in Essex Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
1981.15
Made/Created
Ethan Allen Creamery
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Materials
Glass
Milk Bottle
Name/Title
Milk Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2022.70.6
Description
Clear glass milk bottle molded on one side with the words, "MASS T SEAL", "ONE QUART", and "Speedwell FARMS".
Context
Produced for Speedwell Farms in Lyndon, Vermont. Speedwell Farms was owned by Theodore Newton Vail, founder of Lyndon State College.
Acquisition
2022.70
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Speedwell Farms, Vail, Theodore Newton
Place
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Milk Pan
Name/Title
Milk Pan
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.3
Description
Redware milk pan with an olive interior glaze. The pan has straight, flaring sides, with obvious hand throwing marks.
Context
Made in Middlebury, Vermont. Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, VT, and Montpelier, VT.
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
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Materials
Redware
Relationships
,
Mirror Fragment
Name/Title
Mirror Fragment
Entry/Object ID
1997.11.5
Description
Small fragment of a mirror.
Acquisition
1997.11
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Mortar
Name/Title
Mortar
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.17
Description
Heavy, unglazed ceramic mortar or mixing bowl with a pouring spout. There are two stamped marks on the bottom, both only partially visible.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
1938-1968
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mortar
Name/Title
Mortar
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.18
Description
Small natural colored pharmaceutical mortar with a chipped pouring spout. The bottom is stamped "TRADE/ACME/MARK" and the number "0".
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
1938-1968
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Muddler
Name/Title
Muddler
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1150
Description
Objects need to be marked A and B.
Glass muddler from Salisbury, VT. See letter 6/16/1926 to Rugg from Harriette D. Dana about the piece. Letter is in the Bequests folder.

Green glass muddler consisting of a glass orb with a long glass handle. The handle and orb are blown as one solid piece.
Context
Made in Salsibury, Vermont. Used by a Mrs. Dewey in Middlebury, Vermont.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.4
Description
Clay mug with brown-speckled white glaze and a handle. One side of the cup is molded with a picture of a plant within an oval frame, and the raised image is painted brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "goss crafted in Vermont".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Materials
Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.5a
Description
Clay mug with brown-speckled white glaze and a handle. One side of the cup is molded with a picture of a cabin and a sled within an oval frame, and the raised image is painted brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "goss crafted in Vermont". A piece of masking tape on the bottom reads, "Archives Sample Nov 1976".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.39
Description
Brown-glazed ceramic mug with a frog inside. The exterior of the mug is molded with a low-relief image of a man and grape vines. Inside the mug is a ceramic frog, molded to look like it's trying to climb up the sides of the cup.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Materials
Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2008.32.2
Description
Green ceramic coffee mug with a gilded rim and the gold inscription, "THE BARRE DAILY TIMES March 16, 1897 / MONTPELIER EVENING ARGUS October 30, 1897". The other side of the mug is printed with, "THE TIMES ARGUS 100 SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1897" with rays emitting in a circle above.
Context
Produced to celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Times Argus
Acquisition
2008.32
Made/Created
1997
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Montpelier Evening Argus, Times Argus
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2008.37
Description
White ceramic coffee mug printed on one side with a red logo consisting of a genie's lamp, the initials SHS, and the words, "SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL". Surrounding the logo in grey are dates "1946 - 1996" and "50th REUNION".
Context
Produced for the 50th reunion of the Spaulding High School graduating class of 1946.
Acquisition
2008.37
Made/Created
1996
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Dimensions
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2003.54
Description
Dark blue glazed ceramic mug with the white inscription, "Spaulding High School Class of 1943 60th Anniversary" as well as the Spaulding High School logo on one side. The logo consists of the initials SHS within a circle.
Context
Made for the 60th reunion of the Class of 1943 of Spaulding High School in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2003.54
Made/Created
2003
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.2a
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic cups printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.5c
Description
Clay mug with brown-speckled white glaze and a handle. One side of the cup is molded with a picture of a cabin and a sled within an oval frame, and the raised image is painted brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "goss crafted in Vermont". A piece of masking tape on the bottom reads, "Archives Sample Nov 1976".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2012.58.8
Description
White ceramic coffee mug printed with a photographic image of an arched entryway of a building with the inscription, "Centennial Celebration / HYDE PARK OPERA HOUSE / 1912-2012".
Context
Produced to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the completion of the Hyde Park Opera House
Acquisition
2012.58
Made/Created
2012
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Hyde Park
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2004.57
Description
Small, straight-sided mug glazed with copper luster and banded around the center with a wide teal-colored stripe flanked at the top and bottom with three cream-colored stripes. The cup has beaded molded around the top rim, a molded base, and an ear-shaped handle.
Context
Owned by Nathaniel Burbank in Walden, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.57
Made/Created
1860-1880
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Burbank, Nathaniel (1828-1913)
Place
Town
Walden
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.2e
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic cup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.26.1
Description
White coffee mug printed with an illustration of sailboats on a lake with a cityscape (Burlington) behind. The number 400 is printed vertically along the left edge of the image. The dates 1609-2009 are printed on the water. The inscription, "CELEBRATE CHAMPLAIN The Lake. The Land. The People.TM", is beneath the illustration. A plastic sticker attached to the bottom reads, "Made in China/P.U."
Context
Made to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Samuel de Champlain's first siting of Lake Champlain
Acquisition
2009.26
Made/Created
2009
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Ceramic
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,
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.35.16
Description
White ceramic coffee mug printed with a logo consisting of a brick wall with a flam in the center and the initials "ERCO". Beneath the logo is the inscription "Eastern Refractories Company, Inc. 55th Anniversary."
Context
Made to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the founding of Eastern Refractories Company, Inc. of Montpelier, Vermotn
Acquisition
2009.35
Made/Created
1985
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Eastern Refractory Company, Inc
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.35.17
Description
White ceramic diner-style coffee mug printed in red with the inscription "EASTERN REFRACTORIES COMPANY INC. in the center of two crossed framing squares that read, "REFRACTORIES INSULATIONS CONTRACTORS DISTRIBUTORS".
Acquisition
2009.35
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Eastern Refractory Company, Inc
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.2f
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic cup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.2b
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic cups printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.55.2
Description
White ceramic mug. One side is printed in blue with the seal of the Hartford Historical Society, consisting of several local landmarks arranged inside a circle, above the word "VERMONT" in green. The other side is printed in blue with an image of a steam locomotive and the label, "OLD 494". The bottom has the mark, "Linyi * Headwind Made in China".
Context
Sold by the Hartford Historical Society of Hartford, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.55
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Hartford Historical Society
Place
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.2c
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic cups printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2015.19.5
Description
White ceramic mug hand-painted with the red inscription, "SPAULDING / 1935~1995 / HIGH SCHOOL". The bottom of the mug is impressed with the mark, "HG/T/95".
Context
Made for the 60th reunion of the Spaulding High School Class of 1935 in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2015.19
Made/Created
1995
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Ceramic
Relationships
Spaulding High School, Partridge, Isabel Macleod (1917-2011)
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2007.19.2
Description
Tall, straight-sided mug with a stein-like handle. The mug is gilded with two stems and printed with the inscription, "Souvenir Marshfield, Vt." in red.
Acquisition
2007.19
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Ceramic
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Place
Town
Marshfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1990.37
Description
White ceramic mug given out by the state. It has blue images of a building with earmuffs, another with an upside down "jacket" that zips and the Statehouse with a hat on the dome and a blanket around the bottom. Inside a green circle are words in blue type. The message: "It takes energy to save energy."
Acquisition
1990.37
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Vermont Historical Society
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.2d
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic cup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1998.49.3
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic mug with the inscription "VERMONT PUBLIC RADIO VPR 1977 - 1997 / TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY" on both sides.
Context
Produced to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Vermont Public Radio
Acquisition
1998.49
Made/Created
1997
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.1
Description
Stein-shaped mug with brown-speckled white glaze. One side is molded with the words, "Burlington Savings Bank", within a rectangle, and the raised letters and frame are painted brown. The molded base is also painted with a line of brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "goss Vermont".
Context
Made by Goss Vermont for Burlington Savings Bank
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Burlington Savings Bank
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.1.79
Description
White ceramic mug printed with a full-color photograph of a water lily bloom with a frog at its base. The inscription, "Lake Carmi Camper's Association, Inc. Franklin, Vermont 50th Anniversary, 1961-2011" is printed over the photograph in white, and the inscription, "One Happy Lake" is printed over the photograph in black. The bottom is marked, "MADE IN CHINA".
Context
Made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Lake Carmi Camper's Association
Acquisition
2011.1
Made/Created
2011
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Lake Carmi Camper's Association, Inc.
Place
Town
Franklin
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.29.3
Description
White porcelain mug in the shape of a flower pot. The mug is printed with a scribbled illustration of a long-faced beast on skis. The bottom of the cup is marked, "KOPOTS VERMONT"
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc. in Vermont
Acquisition
2011.29
Made/Created
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008), Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
1985-2008
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Porcelain
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.29.4
Description
White porcelain mug in the shape of a flower pot. The mug is printed with a scribbled illustration of a long-faced beast on skis. The bottom of the cup is marked, "KOPOTS VERMONT"
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc. in Vermont
Acquisition
2011.29
Made/Created
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008), Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
1985-2008
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.29.5
Description
White porcelain mug in the shape of a flower pot. The mug is printed with a scribbled illustration of a long-faced beast on skis. The bottom of the cup is marked, "KOPOTS VERMONT".
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc. in Vermont
Acquisition
2011.29
Made/Created
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008), Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
2008
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Overall
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Porcelain
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.29.6
Description
White porcelain mug in the shape of a flower pot printed with long-faced beasts playing musical instruments and the inscription, "Vermont public Radio 895FM/Windsor . 107.9FM/Burlington 88.7FM/Rutland". The bottom of the cup is marked, "KOPOTS VERMONT".
Context
Made to support Vermont Public Radio
Acquisition
2011.29
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
1985-2008
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Overall
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Porcelain
Relationships
Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935), Vermont Public Radio
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Interpretative Labels
Ceramic pieces – whether utilitarian or decorative – have been popular souvenir items for centuries. Tourists often buy examples from specific locations, unaware they are identical to dozens of others, with only a small change in feature to reflect the site of purchase. Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival Mug, 1970 Barre, VT Glass Gift of Ellen Robbins, #2011.44.3
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.3
Description
Opaque, white glass coffee mug with a printed blue wrap on the exterior. Within two white ovals on either side of the mug are line drawings of monuments. One is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS", and the other is labeled, "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT". Between the two ovals is a circular logo showing a crane in a quarry with the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL".
Context
Produced as souvenirs of the 1970 Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.4
Description
Opaque, white glass coffee mug with a printed blue wrap on the exterior. Within two white ovals on either side of the mug are line drawings of monuments. One is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS", and the other is labeled, "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT". Between the two ovals is a circular logo showing a crane in a quarry with the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL".
Context
Produced as souvenirs of the 1970 Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.5
Description
Opaque, white glass coffee mug with a printed blue wrap on the exterior. Within two white ovals on either side of the mug are line drawings of monuments. One is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS", and the other is labeled, "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT". Between the two ovals is a circular logo showing a crane in a quarry with the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL".
Context
Produced as souvenirs of the 1970 Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.6
Description
Opaque, white glass coffee mug with a printed green wrap on the exterior. Within two white ovals on either side of the mug are line drawings of monuments. One is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS", and the other is labeled, "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT". Between the two ovals is a circular logo showing a crane in a quarry with the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL".
Context
Produced as souvenirs of the 1970 Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.7
Description
Opaque, white glass coffee mug with a printed green wrap on the exterior. Within two white ovals on either side of the mug are line drawings of monuments. One is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS", and the other is labeled, "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT". Between the two ovals is a circular logo showing a crane in a quarry with the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL".
Context
Produced as souvenirs of the 1970 Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.8
Description
Opaque, white glass coffee mug with a printed green wrap on the exterior. Within two white ovals on either side of the mug are line drawings of monuments. One is labeled, "ROBERT BURNS", and the other is labeled, "YOUTH TRIUMPHANT". Between the two ovals is a circular logo showing a crane in a quarry with the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL".
Context
Produced as souvenirs of the 1970 Barre Ethnic Heritage Festival in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1970
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Glass
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Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.44.9
Description
Straight-sided maroon coffee mug printed in gold with an image of a large, Victorian building with multiple towers and the inscription, "SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL 100 YEARS".
Context
Made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Spaulding High School in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.44
Made/Created
1990
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2007.31.3
Description
White ceramic mug printed with a black-and-white photograph of a street scene showing an early automobile. The image is labeled, "FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT".
Acquisition
2007.31
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Ceramic
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Place
Town
Fair Haven
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1919.6.1
Description
Large mug with applied floral decoration. The sides of the mug are straight and taper inward toward the top. The applied ceramic flowers are painted blue with lines of gilding along the stem and leaves.
Context
Owned by Ira Ormsbee in Marshfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1919.6
Made/Created
circa 1900
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Person or Organization
Ormsbee, Ira (1851-1941)
Place
Town
Marshfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2014.51.7
Description
Dark blue ceramic coffee mug decorated with gold. The gold decoration consists of a rectangle across the bottom of the mug that says "SHARE POWER" with a semicircle at the center with an illustration of two clasped hands and the words, "CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION".
Context
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation (CVPS) was at one time the largest electricity supplier in Vermont
Acquisition
2014.51
Made/Created
circa 1990
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Ceramic
Relationships
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation, Green Mountain Power
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.567
Description
Green coffee mug. The cup flares slightly toward the top, and there is an attached, ear-shaped handle. The bottom is scratched with the inscription, "Mt. Kin Pottery Bristol, VT."
Context
Made by Vermont Mountain Kiln in Bristol, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Vermont Mountain Kiln
20th Century
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Overall
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Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2011.1.85
Description
Miniature pink ceramic mug painted in gold with the inscription, "SHS 45th". The dates "1928-1973" are written on the bottom in black ink.
Context
Made for the 45th reunion of the 1928 graduating class of Spaulding High School in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2011.1
Made/Created
1973
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1998.48.1
Description
Straight-sided white ceramic mug with the green inscription "RadioVermont WDEV AM550 FM96.1" on one side and "Radio You Can Count on Since 1931" on the other side.
Context
Made for WDEV, a radio channel based in Waterbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.48
Made/Created
1990-2000
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
WDEV
Place
Town
Waterbury
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Web Links and URLs
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.5b
Description
Clay mug with brown-speckled white glaze and a handle. One side of the cup is molded with a picture of a cabin and a sled within an oval frame, and the raised image is painted brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "goss crafted in Vermont". A piece of masking tape on the bottom reads, "Archives Sample Nov 1976".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1997.1.1
Description
White mug with navy blue signatures of classical music composers. Across the middle is the inscription, "We Support the Classics ON VERMONT PUBLIC RADIO".
Context
Produced as a donation incentive by Vermont Public Radio
Acquisition
1997.1
Made/Created
Forest Incentives
1989
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1997.1.2
Description
White ceramic mug with black illustration of creatures and the red inscription, "VERMONT PUBLIC RADIO".
Context
Produced as a donation incentive for Vermont Public Radio.
Acquisition
1997.1
Made/Created
Artist
Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1997.1.3
Description
White flower pot shaped ceramic mug with two illustrations of monsters playing instruments and the red inscription, "Vermont Public Radio 89.5FM/Windsor 107.9FM/Burlington 88.7FM/Rutland". On the bottom is the mark, "KOPOTS/VERMONT INC."
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc. as a donation incentive for Vermont Public Radio.
Acquisition
1997.1
Made/Created
Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935), Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
circa 1990
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1997.1.4
Description
White ceramic coffee mug printed with the skyline of Burlington, Vermont, at night. The artistic image is in purple, yellow, and orange and signed Katharine Montstream. The bottom is labeled, "Designed for VPR".
Context
Produced as a donation incentive for Vermont Public Radio
Acquisition
1997.1
Made/Created
Artist
Montstream, Katharine
circa 1995
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2008.19.5
Description
White coffee mug printed in red with the inscription "Danforth's Sugarhouse East Montpelier, VT 800-887-9536 VT's Most Complete Maple Supply" on one side and "Danforth's Sugarhouse Home of Free Shipping and Cash 'n Carry Prices".
Context
Produced for Danforth's Sugarhouse in East Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.19
Made/Created
circa 2000
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Danforth's Sugarhouse
Place
Town
East Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.2
Description
Stein-shaped mug with brown-speckled white glaze. One side is molded with the image of a carousel horse, and the raised image is painted brown. The molded base is also painted with a line of brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "WEATHERVANE TANKARDS goss crafted in Vermont".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.3
Description
Stein-shaped mug with brown-speckled white glaze. One side is molded with the image of a carousel horse, and the raised image is painted brown. The molded base is also painted with a line of brown. The bottom of the mug is unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic body and is stamped with the maker's mark, "WEATHERVANE TANKARDS goss crafted in Vermont".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.73
Description
Straight-sided ceramic mug decorated with molded grape vine colored light blue.
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Lexicon
Mugs
Name/Title
Mugs
Entry/Object ID
2008.38.36.1-.6
Description
Six blue ceramic coffee mugs with two-finger handles. One of the cups is molded with protruding seal that reads "ver / mont".
Context
Made by Bennington Potters in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.38
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Mustard Pot
Name/Title
Mustard Pot
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.87ab
Description
White ceramic mustard pot with lid. The pot has a gilded handle. The lid has a notch in one edge for a spoon and a central knob handle. The pot is printed with an engraved illustration of a Victorian building with a square tower and rounded rooms. The image is labeled, "POST OFFICE, MONTPELIER, VT." The bottom of the pot is labeled, "MADE IN GERMANY BOSTON BARGAIN STORE MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Sold by Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Boston Bargain Store
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nameplate
Name/Title
Nameplate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1288a-e
Description
5 porcelain letters for Bennington name plates. Each tile is molded into the shape of a letter and painted black around it, though much of the paint is missing. The letters are A, D, H, L, and O.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Napkin Ring
Name/Title
Napkin Ring
Entry/Object ID
1962.16.2
Description
White ceramic napkin ring painted with flowers and a blue-and-pink stripe.
Acquisition
1962.16
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Dimensions
Overall
Nappy
Name/Title
Nappy
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.96
Description
Pressed glass nappy molded in the Ribbed Bell Flower pattern. The rim is scalloped.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Nursing Bottle
Name/Title
Nursing Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2016.58.17
Description
Square glass bottle with a black plastic cap and black rubber stopper. One side of the bottle is printed in blue with ounce markers, from 1 to 8. The other side is printed with the inscription, "DAVOL "ANTI-COLIC" BRAND Nurser PAT. PEND. Duraglas".
Context
Used by the Kelton family in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.58
Made/Created
Duraglas
1957
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Plastic, Rubber
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nursing Bottle
Name/Title
Nursing Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2022.56.5a-b
Description
Glass nursing bottle. The bottle is 6-sided with measurement marks molded into the sides. It is accompanied by its original pentagonal box, which is printed in red, white, and blue, with the brand label in the center.
Context
Used at private maternity hospital in Jeffersonville during WWII. The hospital was run out of a house by Dr. Roger W. Mann.
Acquisition
2022.56
Made/Created
Pyrex
circa 1945
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Materials
Glass, Cardboard
Relationships
Person or Organization
Mann, Roger W.
Place
Village
Jeffersonville
Town
Cambridge
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
World War II
Nursing Bottle
Name/Title
Nursing Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1953.25.2
Description
Glass nursing bottle with volume marks molded into the side (going up to 8 ounces).
Acquisition
1953.25
Made/Created
circa 1915
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Nursing Bottle
Name/Title
Nursing Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.157
Description
Etched nursing bottle. The bottle is rounded on one side and flat on the other. There is a hard rubber nipple attached to the cork stopper. The bottle is engraved with a design of flowers with a bird in the center.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Rubber, Metal
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.6
Description
Small nut dish with a full-colored illustration of a city street with multiple large buildings. The illustration is labeled, "VALLEY HOUSE, BARTON LANDING, VT." The rest of the exterior of the dish is decorated with gold luster. The bottom bears the label, "Made in Germany for Whipple, French & Co., Barton Landing, Vt."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Whipple, French & Co.
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.1
Description
Small white ceramic nut dish with a colored illustration of a government building with a golden dome in the center. The building has a portico with six columns and is flanked by trees. The illustration is labeled, "STATE CAPITOL MONTPELIER, VT". The bottom bears the mark, "Hand Painted The Jonroth Studios Germany / Painted and imported for Buswell's Book Store, Montpelier, Vt."
Context
Sold by Buswell's Book Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
The Jonroth Studios
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Buswell's Book Store
,
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.59
Description
Blue-glazed porcelain nut dish. The dish has a protruding handle on one end and a side well separated from the larger central well. The dish is printed in the center with a full-color illustration of large, brick Georgian building. The image is labeled, "Hasten Library, Franklin, Vt." The dish is marked, "Made in Germany for Mrs. C. S. Reynolds, Franklin, Vt."
Context
Sold by Mrs. C. S. Reynolds in Franklin, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mrs. C. S. Reynolds
Place
Town
Franklin
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.154
Description
Oval, white ceramic nut dish with scrolled and gilded edge. The center is printed with an engraved image of a tall building with covered porches around the first and second stories. There is a large radio tower in the background. The image is labeled, "HALE'S TAVERN, WELLS RIVER, VT." The back is marked, "Made in Austria for Ansel T. Davis, Wells River, Vt. Vienna"
Context
Sold by Ansel T. Davis in Wells River, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Ansel T. Davis
Place
Village
Wells River
Town
Newbury
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.18
Description
Small porcelain nut dish with blue glaze on the outside. One side is printed with an illustration of a large a large house beside a road labeled, "NAULHAKA, FORMER HOME OF RUDYARD KIPLING, BRATTLEBOROR, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "Jonroth. Painted and Imported for Brattleboro China Store Brattleboro Vt, Germany."
Context
Sold by Brattleboro China Store in Brattleboro, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
The Jonroth Studios
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Brattleboro China Store, Kipling, Joseph Rudyard (1865-1936)
Place
Town
Brattleboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.52
Description
White ceramic nut dish with fluted sides. The center is printed with an illustration of town seen from above. The image is labeled, OTTER CREEK FALLS, VERGENNES, VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN ENGLAND O. C. DALRYMPLE VERGENNES, VT."
Context
Sold by O. C. Dalrymple in Vergennes, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
O. C. Dalrymple
Place
City
Vergennes
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Nut Dish
Name/Title
Nut Dish
Entry/Object ID
2007.31.2
Description
Small porcelain nut dish with blue glaze on the outside. One side is printed with an illustration of a large building that takes up a city block labeled, "HOTEL ALLEN, FAIR HAVEN, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "Made in Germany for A. L. Minch Fair Haven, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. L. Minch in Fair Haven, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.31
Made/Created
1900-1905
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
A. L. Minch, Hotel Allen
Place
Town
Fair Haven
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Oil Lamp
Name/Title
Oil Lamp
Entry/Object ID
1960.25.3
Description
Glass oil lamp. The lamp sits on a round pedestal with a round base. The reservoir is round with a flared opening and inset cover. There is a brass wick holder at the center top with a flat, woven wick. One end of the wick is sticking out of the top of the holder and the other, longer end is coiled within the reservoir. There are four brass arms pointing upward from the wick holder in order to hold a chimney (not present).
Acquisition
1960.25
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Oil Lamp
Name/Title
Oil Lamp
Entry/Object ID
1953.18.38
Description
Glass base for an oil lamp with a handle. The glass is etched with a design of flowers and leaves.
Context
Owned by Jessie Miller in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
1953.18
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
Miller, Jessie
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Oil Lamp
Name/Title
Oil Lamp
Entry/Object ID
1953.40.5
Description
Glass and brass oil lamp with marble base
Context
Used in Ludlow by Lucy Hale Day
Acquisition
1953.40
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Brass, Marble
Relationships
Person or Organization
Day, Lucy Munro Hale (1816-1887)
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Oil Lamp
Name/Title
Oil Lamp
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1411a-b
Description
Two glass oil lamp wells. One has a circular body and the other is slightly squatter.
Context
Owned by Captain Samuel Morey of Fairlee, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
1790-1800
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Morey, Samuel (1762-1843)
Place
Town
Fairlee
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Oil Lamp
Name/Title
Oil Lamp
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1404
Description
Green glazed oil lamp. The lamp has a round body with a high, extended pouring hole. It has a low-set nozzle with high walls that extends opposite the applied handle.
Context
Owned by Rachel Dodge Rugg in Londonderry, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Rachel Dodge (1814-1871)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Ornament
Name/Title
Ornament
Entry/Object ID
1960.35.48
Description
Molded glass decoration in the shape of a bunch of grapes. The hollow glass is coated on the inside to give it its coloring. There is a metal wire inserted into a hole at the center top, that is wrapped with a thinner gauge wire.
Acquisition
1960.35
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal
Paperweight
Name/Title
Paperweight
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.52
Description
Oval, clear glass paperweight with a base image of a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey. The portrait is within a laurel wreath topped by a flying eagle and flanked by United States flags.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Paperweight
Name/Title
Paperweight
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.51
Description
Green-glazed ceramic paperweight molded with a portrait bust of Admiral George Dewey. The bust is within a laurel wreath with the inscription, "MANILA".
Acquisition
1969.28
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Paperweight
Name/Title
Paperweight
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.31
Description
Thick, rectangular glass paper with a sepia-toned photograph of a large building pasted to the bottom. The photograph is labeled, "Edmunds High School, Burlington, Vt." at the bottom center. The very bottom is lined with faux red Moroccan leather.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Paperweight
Name/Title
Paperweight
Entry/Object ID
2006.26
Description
Rectangular glass paperweight with a brown-toned photograph of a building attached to the bottom. The image is labeled, "Spaulding Graded School Barre, Vt."
Acquisition
2006.26
Made/Created
1920-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Spaulding High School
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Paperweight
Name/Title
Paperweight
Entry/Object ID
1990.9.1
Description
Rectangular, glass paperweight with a brown-and-white photography of the Pavilion Hotel pasted to the bottom.
Context
Souvenir of the Pavilion Hotel in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1990.9
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
,
Perfume Bottle
Name/Title
Perfume Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.130
Description
Green molded glass perfume bottle. It is marked "Solon Palmer, Perfumer"
Context
Likely owned by a member of the Kent family of Calais, Vermont.
Acquisition
1976.43
Made/Created
Lexicon
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Overall
Materials
Cork, Glass
Pestle
Name/Title
Pestle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1149
Description
Green glass pestle. The pestle is flat on the grinding end and has a prominent pontil mark on the other end. The grinding end has a rectangular paper sticker with the inked insciption, "Dunmore Glass".
Context
Made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Pie Pan
Name/Title
Pie Pan
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.77
Description
Redware pie dish. The dish has a flat bottom and shallow sides that flare outward dramatically.
Context
Made in Bradford, Vermont. Owned by Isaac Stears in East Corinth, Vermont.
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Stearns, Isaac (1815-1895)
,
Pipe
Name/Title
Pipe
Entry/Object ID
1987.5.2
Description
White clay pipe. The bowl is molded with a low-relief design of the Crystal Palace, London. There is molded scrollwork and the join of the bowl and stem, and the stem is marked, "W. T. Blare".
Context
Owned by Blanch Tyler Burbank of West Burke, Vermont.
Acquisition
1987.5
Made/Created
W. T. Blare
1851
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Event
Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations
Pipe Fragment
Name/Title
Pipe Fragment
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.707
Description
Fragment of a pipe bowl. It is decorated with three incised lines below a flat lip.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pipe Fragment
Name/Title
Pipe Fragment
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.708
Description
Fragment of a thick-walled pipe bowl. The bottom is outflaring, and there are three incised lines below the flat lip.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.46
Description
Brown ceramic pitcher molded with a hunt scene. The body of the pitcher is molded with a scene of a pack of dogs hunting a stag. The shoulder is molded with leaves or grass and flowers. The spout is molded with a vine of fruits or flowers. The handle is in the shape of a hound whose nose is pointed downward into the pitcher.
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.48
Description
Large pitcher with mottled brown and green glaze decoration. The round body of the pitcher is molded with hunt scene, including bunnies, rocks, and a stag. The handle is molded into the shape of a hound whose nose is pointed downward into the pitcher.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.49
Description
Large pitcher with mottled brown and green glaze decoration. The round body of the pitcher is molded with animals. While patterned after a hunt scene, the animals shown are pigs and eagles. The handle is molded into the shape of a hound whose nose is pointed downward into the pitcher. The pouring spout is molded with a man's head.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.54
Description
Toby pitcher in the shape of a man with mottled brown glaze. The pitcher is molded into the shape of a man wearing eighteenth-century style clothing. He has a bulbous, protruding stomach and is lifting the lid off a large cup. His tricorn hat is open at the top, creating the pouring spout directly above the man's face.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.50
Description
Ceramic pitcher with runny brown glaze. The body of the pitcher is molded with a low-relief design of game hanging up by their feet. The represented animals include a duck, a rabbit, and a stag. The handle is molded in the shape of a house with its nose pointing into the pitcher. The spout is molded with an eagle with its wings spread wide.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.57
Description
Ceramic pitcher with mottled brown glaze. The body of the pitcher is relief molded with tulip sprays. The spout is molded with a bearded man's face. Beneath the face is the name, "JOHN M. GATES", both molded and painted white.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.27
Description
Souvenir pitcher showing a transfer-printed image of a house. The upper portion of the pitcher is molded with a repeated pattern of oak or acanthus leaves, painted in a gradient from black to brown to cream. The handle is molded with dots and painted with the same gradient. The body is printed with a oval containing a scene of a house with the label "ADMIRAL DEWEY'S BIRTHPLACE . MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Shows the birthplace of Admiral George Dewey, Montpelier, Vermon
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
Hampshire Pottery
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.25
Description
Pressed glass pitcher molded with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey and military imagery. It is molded to have a rough ground. The top is bordered with rope and the bottom is molded with stacks of cannonballs. The military imagery includes cannons, crossed swords, flags, and ships.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1973.39
Description
White ceramic pitcher. The pitcher is printed on one side with an engraved illustration of a man, shown from the bust up in red. The man has short hair and a large mustache. He is dressed in a double-breasted military jacket with shoulder insignia. The image is labeled, "ADMIRAL DEWEY." The other side is printed with an illustration of a ship with two masts for sails and two chimneys. The image is labeled, "U.S.S. MAINE".
Acquisition
1973.39
Made/Created
circa 1900
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Event
Spanish-American War
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1980.14.1a
Description
Pressed glass pitcher molded with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey and military imagery. It is molded to have a rough ground. The top is bordered with rope and the bottom is molded with stacks of cannonballs. The military imagery includes cannons, crossed swords, flags, and ships.
Acquisition
1980.14
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Event
Spanish-American War
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.1
Description
Tall, round pitcher with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border around the rim and base. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.5
Description
Miniature ewer or pitcher. The front has an illustration of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. The illustration is partially colored with the building painted brick red and has the label, "STATE HOUSE, MONTPELIER, VT." The rest of the pitcher is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Boston Bargain Store Montpelier, Vt".
Context
Sold by the Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Boston Bargain Store
,
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.223
Description
Niagara pattern parian pitcher. The pitcher is made of a lightly-glazed, white-bodied ceramic molded into a high-relief design of jutting rocks, running water, and branches. The handle is in the form of a branch.
Context
The Niagara pattern was the only pattern that was exclusively produced by the U.S. Pottery Company, which operated out of Bennington, VT.
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
1852-1858
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.119
Description
White salt-glazed ceramic pitcher molded with a 3-dimensional design of irises. The handle is an iris leaf and bud.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.219
Description
White unglazed ceramic pitcher molded with lily pads. The bottom is marked "U.S. P. #14" within a twisting ribbon.
Context
Made by The United States Pottery Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.121
Description
Tall wash pitcher with streaking brown and dark green glaze. The pitcher is molded into 6 facets and sits on a low base. The handle is angular are rises above the rim of the pitcher. There is a large piece of the rim missing. The bottom is impressed with the mark, "Lyman Fenton & Co., Fenton's enamel patented 1849, Bennington, Vt."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849
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Overall
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.15
Description
Faceted pitcher with semi-gloss black and red glaze. The pitcher is shaped into 6 facets, each with the molded decoration of a floral stem on the bottom and a smaller floral stem on the top. The handle arches upward into a point that extends higher than the rim of the pitcher. The bottom is left unglazed and stamped with the mark, "NORTON & FENTON, East Bennington, Vt".
Context
Made by Norton & Fenton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Norton and Fenton
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.45
Description
Large pitcher with mottled brown Rockingham glaze decoration. The round body of the pitcher is molded with hunt scene, including trees, rocks, and a stag. The shoulder and neck are molded with a grape vine design. The handle is molded into the shape of a hound whose nose is pointed downward into the pitcher.
Context
Attributed to Christopher Webber Fenton of Bennington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
Artist
Fenton, Christopher Webber (1806-1865)
circa 1855
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Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.222
Description
White glazed pitcher with molded design of ivy or oak branches. The handle is in the shape of a knobbed branch. The piece is marked on the bottom with "U.S. P." and an illegible number on a twisted ribbon.
Context
Made by the United States Pottery Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1939.5.1a-b
Description
Lidded, brown Rockingham-glazed pitcher molded with an image of a woman taking snuff on one side, and a man taking snuff on the other. The spout of the pitcher attaches to the bottom of the body and flares outward at the top. There is an attached handle opposite the spout.
Context
Owned by Benjamin Knight in Starksboro, Vermont
Acquisition
1939.5
Made/Created
circa 1880
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Knight, Benjamin (1801-1880)
Place
Town
Starksboro
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.115
Description
Tall ceramic wash pitcher with mottled brown and green glaze. The body is molded with flutes and there is scrollwork around the rim. The bottom is stamped with the mark, "Lyman Fenton & Co. Fenton's enamel patented 1849, Bennington, Vt."
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.10
Description
Miniature ewer or pitcher. The front has a fully-colored illustration of a house behind some trees labeled, "SOLDIERS' HOME , BENNINGTON". The rest of the pitcher is glazed blue. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for H. M. Ramsdell Bennington Vt."
Context
Sold by H. M. Ramsdell in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. M. Ramsdell
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.16
Description
Miniature ewer or pitcher. The front has a fully-colored illustration of a large building with multiple towers. The image is labeled, "HIGH SCHOOL, BRATTLEBORO, VT." The rest of the pitcher is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for S. WILCOX Brattleboro, Vt."
Context
Sold by S. Wilcox in Brattleboro, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
S. Wilcox
Place
Town
Brattleboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.30
Description
Miniature ewer or pitcher. The front has a fully-colored illustration of a city block dominated by a single, large building labeled, "CORNER MAIN & PORTLAND STS, MORRISVILLE". The rest of the pitcher is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Geo W. Doty Morrisville Vt."
Context
Sold by George W. Doty in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
G. W. Doty
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.8
Description
1-1/2 quart stoneware pitcher with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The pitcher has a long, applied handle, and the top opening has been pinched to form a pouring spout. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the pitcher is incised with the inscription, "1/2500 LTD." The interior is yellow glazed around the rim and brown glazed through the rest.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration.
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.9
Description
Tall, 1-quart stoneware pitcher with blue slip decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial. The pitcher has a long, applied handle, and the top opening has been pinched to form a pouring spout. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the pitcher is incised with the inscription, "1/2500 LTD." The interior is green glazed around the rim, darkening to brown glazed through the rest.
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
Salmon Falls Stoneware
1991
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Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.213
Description
Large transfer-printed creamware pitcher. The pitcher is printed on one side with a portrait bust in profile of a man wearing an 18th-century military uniform. The image is labeled, "THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES".
Acquisition
1957.1
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.117
Description
Ceramic wash pitcher with salt glaze and marbled body. The pitcher is molded in diamond-shaped facets.
Acquisition
1957.1
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.39
Description
Lustre pitcher with bronze, black & white design around neck of a child riding a large dog with the inscription, "THE LITTLE JOCKEY."
Acquisition
1942.18
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Materials
Porcelain
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.38
Description
Small bronze luster pitcher with hand-painted floral decoration. The pitcher has bulbous body with a molded vine around the rim and curved handle. The center is painted with a juvenile design of a stem of red roses and a blue flower.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1949.9.1
Description
White-bodied ceramic pitcher with multicolored hand-painted decoration. The pitcher is molded with a repeating diaper pattern and fluted near the rim. It is painted (underglaze) with a design of roses, rosebuds, and leaves on the body, and red and green leaves around the rim. The handle and top edge are gilded.
Context
Owned by Sarah Barnard Nye in Berlin, Vermont
Acquisition
1949.9
Made/Created
Bow Porcelain Factory
1747-1776
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Nye, Sarah Barnard (1797-1860)
Place
Town
Berlin
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.33
Description
Blue glazed ceramic pitcher. The body of the pitcher is molded with tropical leaves over a mottled ground, and the handle is in the form of a branch. The bottom is marked with a coat of arms.
Acquisition
1955.11
Made/Created
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Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.218
Description
Molded white pitcher with slightly glossy glaze. The pitcher is molded with an allover pattern of flowers, including sunflowers, carnations, and tulips.
Context
Made by the United State Pottery Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.217
Description
Molded white pitcher with slightly glossy glaze. The pitcher is molded with an allover pattern of flowers, including sunflowers, carnations, and tulips.
Context
Made by The United States Pottery Co. in Bennington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
19th Century
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Materials
Earthenware
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.1
Description
Rockinghamware (or flint enameled) pitcher. The fluted body of the pitcher flares outward at both the bottom and top. The spout is shaped like an acanthus leaf and begins halfway down the body of the pitcher.
Context
Made in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.6
Description
Unmarked ceramic pitch with dark brown mottled glaze. The body of the pitcher is molded with a design of tulips.
Acquisition
1957.1
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.8
Description
Ceramic pitcher with a lustrous, black glaze. The pitcher is molded in heavy releaf with a classical pattern of scrollwork and griffins.
Acquisition
1957.1
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.12
Description
Brown glazed molded ceramic pitcher. The pitcher is molded into 8 facets, each scalloping upward at the rim. The exterior is molded with a vine of grapes at the top and tall leaves on the bottom.
Context
Made in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.9
Description
Faceted black pitcher with semi-gloss glaze. The pitcher is shaped into 6 facets, each with the molded decoration of a rose on the bottom and three leaves on the top. The handle arches upward into a point that extends higher than the rim of the pitcher.
Context
Made by Norton & Fenton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Norton and Fenton
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.16
Description
Ceramic pitcher with a brown streaked glaze. The pitcher is molded into 8 facets and sits on a short base. The spout rises slightly higher than the rest of the pitcher and is decorated with a molded leaf.
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
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Materials
Ceramic
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.14
Description
Ceramic pitcher with a mottled brown and dark green glaze. The body of the pitcher is fluted and flares outward near the bottom. It has a large, foliated spout that begins about halfway down the pitcher's body. It is marked on the base, but the mark is illegible.
Acquisition
1957.1
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.349
Description
Small green glass pitcher with twisted blown pattern and applied handle.
Context
Owned by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
1864
19th Century
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1177
Description
Amethyst glass pitcher. The pitcher has an ear-shaped handle with crimping at the application points. It sits on a low, round base. The body has a distinct shoulder.
Context
Possibly made in Salisbury, Vermont. Owned in Middlebury, Vermont.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
2016.22.4
Description
Ceramic pitcher glazed in light brown with a dark brown swirl on either side of the body. The pitcher has a protruding shoulder before narrowing at the top. The bottom is marked, "Jean Paul Stowe VT".
Context
Made by Jean Paul Patnode in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.22
Made/Created
Patnode, Jean Paul (1936-2020)
1965-1980
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Materials
Stoneware
Pitcher
Name/Title
Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.23.15
Description
Rockinghamware (or flint enameled) pitcher. The fluted body of the pitcher flares outward at both the bottom and top. The spout is shaped like an acanthus leaf and begins halfway down the body of the pitcher.
Context
Made in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.23
Made/Created
19th Century
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Materials
Ceramic
Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1964.59.3
Description
Majolica plate with a large leaf design on a light purple ground.
Acquisition
1964.59
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Materials
Ceramic
Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1964.59.4
Description
Majolica plate with a design of fern leaves and a large grape leaf on a white ground with a green border.
Acquisition
1964.59
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Materials
Ceramic
Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1964.59.6
Description
Majolica plate showing a green grape leave on a yellow ground molded with grape clusters.
Acquisition
1964.59
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Ceramic
Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.130
Description
Grey plate with black, green, blue and orange scalloped design around the outer edge. In the center is a male figure and a grape vine.
Above the figure is the word "autumne" and below is the name "Charle Prioux" and the date, "1803."
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
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Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.7
Description
Large stoneware plate with incised decoration showing the logo for the Vermont Bicentennial in the center and hand-painted vine and leaf decoration around the rim. The logo consists of a primitive depiction of fields, trees, a barn, a church, and fireworks above the inscription, "1791 1991 VERMONT BICENTENNIAL". The bottom of the crock is incised with the inscription, "LTD 1/1000".
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration
Acquisition
1991.28
Made/Created
1991
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Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Place
Town
Wallingford
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Vermont Bicentennial
Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.414
Description
Blown glass plate with a swirl design.
Acquisition
1958.1
Dimensions
Overall
Plate
Name/Title
Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.413
Description
Green blown glass plate. The plate has a wide raised rim and a thick center.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1933.6
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed platter featuring an Asiatic design of bamboo and flowers. The border consists of many-petaled flowers interspersed with scroll designs. The central design shows a basket or vase of flowers on the proper right and a naturalistic scene of bamboo and flowers on the left. The center of the dish angles down into a well at the left.
Use
Used to serve meat. The well allowed the juices to collect so the roast would not soak.
Context
The Marquis de Lafayette was served from this platter in Montpelier, VT in 1825
Acquisition
1933.6
Made/Created
Mason's
circa 1813-circa 1825
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
LaFayette, Marquis de (1757-1834)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.36
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed platter. The center is printed with a scenic design showing people beside a river with pagoda-style buildings on the opposite shore. The rime is printed with chintz-style flowers.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.78
Description
Transfer-printed platter with a green center and red border. The center shows a large urn at the side of a body of water, with a boat and classical buildings in the distance. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.32
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed platter. The platter is printed in the center with a scenic design showing a pagoda on an island with a garden fence in the foreground. The rim is printed with a scrollwork design of cartouches.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.43
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed platter. The center of the platter is printed with a scenic design of a person in a carriage or cart moving toward an elaborate round tent. There are eastern-style buildings in the background, along with a teepee. The border is printed with cartouches showing scenes of eastern-style architecture.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.112
Description
Pressed glass oval platter or bread plate. The handles are molded with sheaves of wheat. In the center is an eagle holding a banner that reads, "LIBERTY AND FREEDOM, 1776", and a book that reads, "Constitution of the United States". Around the edge of the plate is the molded inscription, "GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD".
Context
Produced to the commemorate the 100th anniversary of United States
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Event
US Centennial
Platter
Name/Title
Platter
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1244
Description
Transfer-printed tray or platter with a design of pagodas, bridges and trees. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Porringer
Name/Title
Porringer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1285
Description
Red-bodied ceramic porringer with mottled brown and green glaze.
Context
Made in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Possibly
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Relationships
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pot
Name/Title
Pot
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.155ab
Description
Miniature ceramic storage pot or jug with lid. The pot is white on the bottom and glazed brown on the top half and the lid. The bottom portion has the hand-painted gold inscription, "SOUVENIR WEST BERKSHIRE, VT."
Context
Sold in West Berkshire, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Berkshire
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.136
Description
Pottery sherd with large, shallow, irregular, oblique incised lines.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
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Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.100
Description
Pottery sherd with a plain, smoothed surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.695
Description
Dragged stamped rim sherd.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1960.57.2
Description
Checked stamped rim shard with a border of raised, linear protrusions.
Acquisition
1960.57
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Howes, Phillip Sheridan (1875-1941)
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.86
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with oblique incised or stamped lines.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
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Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.92
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with chevron patterns of dragged stamps separated by parallel rows of dragged stamps.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
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Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.126
Description
Pottery sherd with oblique lines along the lip.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
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Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.321
Description
Rim sherd with dentate stamp decoration. There is a deep punctation.
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Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1960.66.42
Description
Rocker stamped pottery sherd.
Acquisition
1960.66
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Materials
Stone
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.137
Description
Pottery sherd with incised lines in various orientations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.80
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with a dragged stamp in horizontal lines beneath with vertical punctate lines along the lip.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
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Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.93
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with three rows of incised lines in alternating directions.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.127
Description
Pottery sherd with vertical dragged triangular punctations circling the rim and a scalloped lip.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1957.25.98
Description
Body sherd decorated with incised lines in a chevron pattern on the neck area.
Context
Collected in the Champlain Valley between Burlington and Swanton, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.25
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Stone
Relationships
,
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.322
Description
Rim sherd with incised line and reed punctate decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.87
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with oblique incised lines along the lip followed by oblique incised lines in various directions. There is one circular punctation.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.323
Description
Rim sherd with dragged stamp decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.128
Description
Pottery sherd decorated with sections of incised lines in various orientations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.94
Description
Pottery rim sherd with cord maleated decoration on both the exterior and interior.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.129
Description
Pottery sherd decorated with sections of incised lines in various orientations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.324
Description
Rim sherd with incised line decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.81
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with alternately spaced rows of dentate punctations followed by panels of horizontal dentate stamped rows.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.316
Description
Rim sherd with a short row of vertical dentate stamping followed by 3 rows of horizontal incised lines and a vertical row of dentate stamping. It has an incurvate, undecorated shoulder and a flat, undecorated lip.
Context
Collected at Bristol Pond in Addison County, Vermont
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.101
Description
Pottery sherd with a plain, smoothed surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.88
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with incised lines. A row of vertical lines is at the edge, followed by three horizontal lines, then an area of oblique lines. A small section at the left shows that the oblique lines alternate in sections.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.130
Description
Pottery sherd decorated with sections of incised lines in various orientations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.95
Description
Pottery body sherd with dragged stamped decoration in rows, interspersed with dentate stamped rows. The interior is channeled.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.325
Description
Undecorated shoulder sherd.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.102
Description
Pottery sherd with a plain, smoothed surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.82
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with an oblique chevron pattern. The lip is beveled.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.89
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with two rows of vertical incised lines.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.103
Description
Pottery sherd with a plain, smoothed surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.317
Description
Smooth, undecorated rim sherd.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.104
Description
Pottery sherd with a plain, smoothed surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.96
Description
Pottery body sherd with rocker stamped decoration.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.326
Description
Body sherd with fabric-impressed surface decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.131
Description
Pottery sherd decorated with sections of incised lines in various orientations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.132
Description
Pottery sherd decorated with sections of diagonal incised lines.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.83
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with a tiered lip of triangular punctations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.97
Description
Pottery sherd with panels of linear corded rows separated by a smoothed section.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.78
Description
Pottery rim sherd with linear corded decoration. There are oblique rows of linear cording with circular punctate below. The rim is slightly excurvate, and it has a rounded lip.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.133
Description
Pottery sherd with a row of deep oval punctations.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.318
Description
Rim sherd with a scalloped lip and shallow punctations below scallop. There are 2 parallel, horizontal incised lines with oblique incised lines inside them.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.105
Description
Pottery sherd with a plain, smoothed surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.84
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with three rows of horizontal incised lines followed by a row of vertical incised lines. There are oblique incised lines on the lip.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.77
Description
Pottery rim sherd with linear corded decoration. There are 3 parallel rows below a smoothed panel. The rim is slightly excurvate, and the lip is scalloped by deeply impressed vertical linear cording.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.98
Description
Pottery sherd with texturized with impressed fabric.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.319
Description
Rim sherd with incised line decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.134
Description
Pottery sherd with the impression of a net pressed into the exterior surface.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.79
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with incised lines around the lip.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.90
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with oblique rows of dentate stamps oriented in opposite directions.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.320
Description
Rim sherd with incised line decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.124
Description
Pottery sherd with 5 horizontal dentate stamped rows and large oblique incised lines.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.99
Description
Pottery sherd with incised lines crossing at right angles to form squares.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.135
Description
Pottery sherd. While there is indication of a surface design, it has either eroded or been smoothed over.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.85
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with oblique rows of dentate stamps. The lip is rolled outward with vertical dentate stamps, and there is vertical dentate stamping on the interior.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.91
Description
Pottery rim sherd decorated with 12 rows of very small dentate stamps followed by a row of short, oblique dentate stamps.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.125
Description
Pottery sherd with horizontal and oblique incised lines and two stamped circles.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Vermont
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1975.327
Description
Body sherd with incised line decoration.
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherd
Name/Title
Pottery Sherd
Entry/Object ID
1957.25.97
Description
Shoulder sherd decorated with incised lines in a chevron pattern on the neck area.
Context
Collected in the Champlain Valley between Burlington and Swanton, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.25
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Stone
Relationships
,
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.473
Description
Large collection of very small pottery sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.705a-c
Description
3 rocker stamped body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.696a-c
Description
3 indeterminate decorated rim sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.474
Description
26 dentate stamped sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.706a-ddd
Description
53 undecorated body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Monkton, Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Place
Town
Monkton
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.697a-b
Description
2 linear punctate rim sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.475
Description
Large collection of undecorated pottery sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.467
Description
3 dragged stamped pottery sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.698a-dd
Description
30 indeterminate decorated body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.468
Description
10 decorated body sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1969.5.5
Description
10 sherds of ceramic and glass.
Context
Found at Mount Independence in 1967
Acquisition
1969.5
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic, Glass
Relationships
Place
Building
Mount Independence
Town
Orwell
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
American Revolutionary War
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1954.283.140
Description
Collections of pottery sherds glued into a wooden box covered in marbled red paper. 3 of the 11 sherds have come detached from the box.
Context
Collected by Emma P. Sampson in Maine
Acquisition
1954.283
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Earthenware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Sampson, Emma P. Merrill (1865-1953)
Place
State/Province
Maine
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.699a-bb
Description
28 dentate stamped body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.469
Description
5 cord marked pottery sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.700a-d
Description
4 dragged stamped body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.470
Description
2 punctate pottery sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.683a-b
Description
Earthenware pottery sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Weybridge, Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Place
Town
Weybridge
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.692a-v
Description
22 incised rim sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.701a-g
Description
7 fabric impressed body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.471
Description
14 incised line decorated pottery sherds.
Ethnography
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.702a-c
Description
3 linear punctate body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.693a-e
Description
5 corded rim sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.703a-f
Description
6 corded body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1975.472
Description
7 decorated rim shirds.
Ethnography
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Materials
Ceramic
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.694a-i
Description
9 dentate stamped rim sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
Lexicon
Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Pottery Sherds
Name/Title
Pottery Sherds
Entry/Object ID
1950.27.704a-m
Description
13 incised line body sherds.
Context
Collected by Harry M. Woodcock in Vermont
Acquisition
1950.27
Ethnography
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Woodcock, Harrison Morton (1889-1950)
Preserving Jar
Name/Title
Preserving Jar
Entry/Object ID
2003.23a-b
Description
Quart-sized green glass jar and lid with wire bail. One side of the jar is molded with the inscription, "GREEN MOUNTAIN C. A. CO.", within a circle.
Context
Made by Green Mountain Cross Abbott Company in White River Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
2003.23
Made/Created
Green Mountain Cross Abbott Co.
1910
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Preserving Jar
Name/Title
Preserving Jar
Entry/Object ID
2004.37.7a-b
Description
Clear glass jar and lid. (Glass has a greenish tint.) The jar is molded with the words, "Green Mountain C-A-Co." in decorative text. The collar of the jar is molded with the word "TIGHT" twice, at opposite sides. The glass lid is molded with a circular logo of a prize ribbon with the words, "Kant Krack" in the center and "Pat'd Feb 23-09" in a banner above the logo.
Use
Cross, Abbott Co.
Context
Made by Green Mountain Cross Abbott Company of White River Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.37
Made/Created
Smalley, Kivlan & Onthank
1909
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Village
White River Junction
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Puff Box
Name/Title
Puff Box
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.123a-b
Description
Red glass makeup puff box consisting of a round box and lid. The lid is molded with feathers and shells around the edge, with the raised portions gilded. The center is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir of Sheldon, Vermont." in gold.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Sheldon
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Puff Box
Name/Title
Puff Box
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.148ab
Description
Red glass makeup puff box consisting of a round box and lid. The lid is molded with feathers and shells around the edge, with the raised portions gilded. The center is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir of Waitsfield, Vermont." in gold.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Waitsfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Reagent Bottle
Name/Title
Reagent Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.476
Description
Clear glass bottle with cylindrical body. The bottle has a heavy base and short neck, flaring outwards at the rim.
Context
Used in the chemical lab at Middlebury College. Possibly made at Lake Dunmore, Salisbury, VT.
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Middlebury College
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Reagent Bottle
Name/Title
Reagent Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.477
Description
Tall green glass bottle. The bottle has a narrow base. The body widens to the shoulder, and the bottle has a long neck and slightly flared finish.
Context
Made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Attribution
Attributed to
Lake Dunmore Glass Company
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Reagent Bottle
Name/Title
Reagent Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.484
Description
Tall green glass bottle. The body has straight sides and the bottle has a long, flared neck.
Context
Made in Salisbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lexicon
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Materials
Glass
Reflector Glass
Name/Title
Reflector Glass
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.46
Description
Mercury glass kerosene lamp reflector. It is a round, concave dome.
Acquisition
1976.43
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Materials
Glass
Relish Dish
Name/Title
Relish Dish
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.56
Description
Pressed glass diamond-shaped pickle dish in the Fan and Block patter. The bottom has a design of half-inch squares, and the sides are decorated with fans ending in a zig-zag edge.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Salt and Pepper Set
Name/Title
Salt and Pepper Set
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.29ab
Description
Ceramic salt and pepper shakers shaped like pencils. Each shaker has six sides and tapers into a rounded point at the top. The body and the point are painted red and the tapered portion is grained to look like wood. One side of each is printed with the inscription, "BROOKFIELD, VT." There is a round hole in the bottom of each shaker that is stoppered with a cork.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Brookfield
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saltcellar
Name/Title
Saltcellar
Entry/Object ID
1962.16.7
Description
Oval glass saltceller. The bottom of the piece is molded into a hobnail pattern.
Context
Owned by Frances Helen Chaffee of Berkshire, Vermont
Acquisition
1962.16
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Chaffee, Frances (1857-1934)
Place
Town
Berkshire
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saltcellar
Name/Title
Saltcellar
Entry/Object ID
1981.21.7
Description
Yellow molded glass salt cellar. The glass is molded into the shape of a dog laying in front of a faceted, rectangular holder. There are prominent seams from the mold.
Context
Owned by Elizabeth Bayley of Newbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1981.21
Made/Created
circa 1825
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Bayley, Elizabeth (1817-1856)
Place
Town
Newbury
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saltcellar
Name/Title
Saltcellar
Entry/Object ID
1992.30.3
Description
Square glass salt dish molded with a repeating design of squares on the base. The straight sides slope slightly inward toward the top.
Use
Used to hold salt for serving during mealtime
Context
Used on the camp table of Confederate General Richard L. Page, whose troops were overtaken by a group that included Rufus Kinsley. The piece was presented to Kinsley after the battle.
Acquisition
1992.30
Made/Created
1861-1865
19th Century
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Kinsley, Rufus (1831-1911), 8th Vermont Infantry
Place
State/Province
Alabama
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Civil War
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Saltcellar
Name/Title
Saltcellar
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.62a-d
Description
Four diminutive glass saltcellars. Each is round with oval divots molded around the sides and a starburst molded into the bottom center.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saltcellar
Name/Title
Saltcellar
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.63a-d
Description
Four diminutive glass saltcellars. Each is round with oval divots molded around the sides and a starburst molded into the bottom center.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saltshaker
Name/Title
Saltshaker
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.47ab
Description
Custard glass saltshaker with screw-on metal lid. The body of the shaker is printed with a full-color illustration of large cabins or a hotel at the edge of a body of water. The image is labeled, "Camp Comfort Curtis Lake, Calais, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Calais
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saltshaker
Name/Title
Saltshaker
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1356
Description
Silver lustered ceramic saltshaker or caster in the form of a man.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Materials
Ceramic
Sauce Dish
Name/Title
Sauce Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.5
Description
White, oval sauce dish with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sauce Dish
Name/Title
Sauce Dish
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.24
Description
Small white ceramic bowl with a scalloped and gilded edge. The center is printed with an image of church building in the snow with the label, "CONGL CHURCH AND STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, JOHNSON, Vt." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERAMNY FOR W. D. WELCH CO JOHNSON, Vt. 161."
Context
Sold by W. D. Welch Company in Johnson, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. D. Welch Company
Place
Town
Johnson
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sauce Dish
Name/Title
Sauce Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.13.2.1-12
Description
Set of 12 porcelain sauce dishes. The dishes are decorated with a brown and yellow design of stylized autumn flowers.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sauce Dish
Name/Title
Sauce Dish
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.536
Description
Small, pink-and-white transfer-printed sauce dish with a central design of three men at a table. The border is printed with repeating vignettes showing Asiatic scenery. The label on the reverse is illegible.
Context
Owned by Rachel Dodge Rugg in Londonderry, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Rachel Dodge (1814-1871)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sauce Dish
Name/Title
Sauce Dish
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.79
Description
White ceramic sauce dish with a plain band of gilding around the edge and gilded circle in the center.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sauce Ladle
Name/Title
Sauce Ladle
Entry/Object ID
1994.3.3d
Description
Small ladle printed with blue flowers; the blue print ran so much during firing that the images are unrecognizable. The handle of the spoon is molded into leaves.
Context
Given to Helen Louise Cole and Fred Howard Prouty of Jericho, Vermont, at their wedding.
Acquisition
1994.3
Made/Created
circa 1905
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Prouty, Fred Howard (1868-1928), Prouty, Harriet Cole (1872-1952)
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Sauceboat
Name/Title
Sauceboat
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1249a-b
Description
Covered sauceboat transfer-printed in the Mulberry pattern. The pattern features pagodas and trees.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Materials
Ironstone
Sauceboat
Name/Title
Sauceboat
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.35a-b
Description
Covered dish consisting of a small tureen attached to a base, and a lid. The tureen has two handles. The lid has a central knob handle shaped like an acorn. There is a hole building into the edge of the lid for a spoon.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Sauceboat
Name/Title
Sauceboat
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1258
Description
Transfer-printed saucer. The design features pagoda-style buildings connected by stairs and bridges. The interior border is printed with repeating vignettes of pagodas.
Context
Owned by Lucretia Farr Rugg in Londonderry, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Lucretia Farr (1775-1848)
Place
Town
Londonderry
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.4a
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center of the saucer shows a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.34
Description
Souvenir saucer printed with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey. The saucer is in the shape of a flower, and the edges are accented with gilding, transferred in a small dotted pattern.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.38
Description
Pressed clear glass saucer etched with a photographic bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey in front of a waving United States flag. Above the flag is a small pennant with the inscription "Victory". The bottom of the portrait is labeled, "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY, U.S.N." and the whole printed areas is framed by a rope tied into a bow on the bottom. The edge of the saucer is molded into a an open, lacy design.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.41
Description
Pressed clear glass saucer etched with a photographic bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey in front of a waving United States flag. Above the flag is a small pennant with the inscription "Victory". The bottom of the portrait is labeled, "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY, U.S.N." and the whole printed areas is framed by a rope tied into a bow on the bottom. The edge of the saucer is molded into a an open, lacy design.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1971.21
Description
Grey lustered souvenir saucer printed with the image of a building with a tall, central tower. The image is labeled, "New City Hall, Montpelier, Vt." The border of the saucer is printed with snowflakes surrounded in purple.
Context
Made in Germany for the Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1971.21
Made/Created
circa 1912
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Boston Bargain Store
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.36.2
Description
White porcelain saucer decorated on the rim with gilded fan-like flowers. The center is printed with an illustration of a pink peony with green leaves and the inscription, "Souvenir Barre, Vermont." in gothic script.
Acquisition
2008.36
Made/Created
La Francaise Porcelain
1910
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.36.3
Description
Souvenir saucer with scalloped and gilded edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a stag standing on a grassy ledge. Beneath the illustration is the hand-painted inscription, "Souvenir Green Mountains, Bristol, Vt."
Acquisition
2008.36
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Bristol
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1983.28.1
Description
Rimmed ceramic saucer decorated with a painted design. The design consists of a black line with three cross lines, and blue, green, and pink dots. The bottom is marked, "VERMONT / BENNINGTON POTTERS 51290"
Context
Made by The Bennington Potters, Inc. in Bennington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1983.28
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
circa 1975
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Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1984.8.1
Description
Decorative saucer printed in the center with an engraved illustration of a Victorian building. The building is labeled U. S. Government Building and Post-Office, Montpelier, V. T." The saucer is molded into a pattern of swirls. The reverse is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY, FOR MARVIN & SHERBURNE MONTPELIER VT 83."
Context
Made for the Marvin & Sherburne store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1984.8
Made/Created
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Marvin & Sherburne
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1990.31.1
Description
Decorative plate printed with two oval images of buildings set at opposite points of the rim. One shows the Statehouse set behind leafless trees. The other shows the Montpelier Post Office building.
Acquisition
1990.31
Made/Created
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Ceramic
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,
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2003.38.3
Description
White porcelain saucer printed at the center with an engraved image of a large, square building on a city corner. The image is labeled, "OPERA HOUSE, BARRE, VT." The rim of the plate is molded with floral swirls, and the edge is gilded. The reverse is marked, "Made in Austria for C. N. Kenyon & Co., Boston Bargain Store Barre, Vt. Vienna.
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2003.38
Made/Created
1910-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.2
Description
Scalloped saucer printed with a copperplate illustration of a line of buildings along a road. The image is labeled, "MAIN STREET, ISLAND POND, VT." The back has the green mark, "THE FOLEY CHINA ENGLAND", and the black mark, "MADE IN ENGLAND FOR THE BOSWORTH STORE COL ISLAND POND, VT."
Context
Sold by the Bosworth Store Co. in Island Pond, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
Foley China
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
The Bosworth Store, Co.
Place
Village
Island Pond
Town
Brighton
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.4
Description
White ceramic scalloped or flower-shaped saucer. The saucer is printed with a copperplate illustration of a large building situated on a corner. The corner block rises to become a square tower. The image is labeled, "PEASE HOTEL. HARTFORD. VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN ENGLAND L. PEASE & SON. HARTFORD, VT."
Context
Sold by L. Pease & Son in Hartford, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
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Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
L. Pease & Son
Place
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.10
Description
Saucer with scalloped edge and lavender colored border. The center is printed with an engraved image of a lake surrounded by trees. The image is labeled, "LAKE OF THE CLOUDS, MT. MANSFIELD". The reverse has the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY / PIKE & BENSON STOWE, VT.
Context
Sold by Pike & Benson in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Pike & Benson
Place
Mountain
Mount Mansfield
Town
Underhill
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.8b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.6b
Description
Black and white transfer-printed saucer. The border has a design of small flowers and wavy lines. The center has a scene of a large covered urn in front of a body of water with castles in the background. The back is marked, "WASHINGTON VASE / PEARL STONE WARE / PWUC".
Acquisition
1955.11
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.5a
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.6c
Description
Black and white transfer-printed saucer. The border has a design of small flowers and wavy lines. The center has a scene of a large covered urn in front of a body of water with castles in the background. The back is marked, "WASHINGTON VASE / PEARL STONE WARE / PWUC"
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.7.1b
Description
White flute saucer.
Context
Owned by Thankful Raymond Paige Carter of Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1942.7
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Carter, Thankful Raymond Paige (1801-1878)
Place
City
Hardwick
State/Province
Massachusetts
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1999.44
Description
Clear glass saucer pasted with stamps. The saucer is molded on the reverse with a design of repeating circles. The smooth top is covered in brown paper onto which have been glued green and pink postage stamps showing Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington. Prior to application, the stamps were carefully cut apart: the central oval and denominations (1, 2, and 3) are cut out separately.
Context
The stamps are from the Civil War correspondences between Thomas Brown of Ryegate, VT and his family.
Acquisition
1999.44
Made/Created
circa 1864
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brown, Thomas
Place
Town
Ryegate
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Civil War
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.5
Description
White saucer with an engraved illustration of a village center. The illustration shows a road with several buildings on one side and a park with a gazebo on the other. The image is labeled, "Main Street, Barton Landing, Vt." The rim of the saucer is molded with a feather edge, and there are three groupings of pink cabbage roses spaced evenly around. The bottom is labeled, "Wheelock - Made in Germany for Whipple, French and Co., Barton Landing, VT."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French and Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
Wheelock
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Whipple, French & Co.
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.9
Description
Saucer with a colored illustration of a large building painted red and yellow. The image is labeled, "Crystal Lake Hotel, Barton, Vt." The border of the saucer is painted blue (underglaze) and molded with flowers and swirls. A ring of floral gilding separates the blue border and the white center. The bottom is labeled, "Made in Germany for C.P. Jenness, Barton, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. P. Jenness in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
1898-1919
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
C. P. Jenness
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.9
Description
Souvenir saucer with decoratively molded and gilded edge. The center is printed with a fully-colored illustration of a brick building with two round towers flanking a central portion with a large, round entryway. The image is labeled, "Spaulding Graded School, Barre, Vt." The back of the saucer is marked, "Made in Germany for C. N. Kenyon & Co., Bargain Store, Barre, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon * Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Spaulding High School, C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.13
Description
Beecher Falls, Vt. Souvenir plate with scene of Beecher Falls Methodist Church and lettering "Methodist Church, Beecher Falls, Vt." Gold rim. Printed on bottom: "Made in Austria for Mrs. M. J. Heath, Beecher Falls, Vt."

White porcelain saucer printed at the center with an engraved illustration of a clapboard building with a square, pointed cupola or short steeple at the center front of the roof's peak. The image is labeled, "Methodist Church, Beecher Falls, Vt." The reverse is marked, "Made in Austria for Mrs. M. J. Heath, Beecher Falls, Vt."
Context
Sold by Mrs. M. J. Heath in Beecher Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Mrs. M. J. Heath
Place
Village
Beecher Falls
Town
Canaan
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.15
Description
White porcelain saucer with gilding at the edge and cheek. The center is printed with an illustration of a curving road leading up a hill to a covered bridge. The image is labeled, "Old Westminster Bridge, Bellows Falls, Vt." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany, A. F. Winnewisser, Bellows Falls, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. F. Winewisser in Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. F. Winnewisser
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.19
Description
Square saucer or ashtray with lines of gilding at the edge and cheek. The center is printed with a full color illustration of a large obelisk beside a smaller monument of a man on a pedestal. The image is labeled, "BENNINGTON BATTLE MONUMENT BENNINGTON, VERMONT". The reverse is marked, "Made in Staffordshire, England, Jonroth, England, Royal Winton, Imported for Atkins Jewelers, Bennington, Vermont"

Bennington, Vt. Cream-colored square souvenir plate with gold rim and circular image in center of "Bennington Battle Monument, Bennington, Vermont" Mark on bottom: "Made in Staffordshire, England, Jonroth, England, Royal Winton" and "Imported for Atkins Jewelers, Bennington, Vermont".
Context
Sold by Atkins Jewelers in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Jonroth England
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), C. F. Atkins
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Battle of Bennington
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.22
Description
Saucer with decoratively molded rim. The rim is painted with blue flowers and green leaves, somewhat following the shape of the mold. The center is printed in brown with an engraved illustration of a large brick building a round entryway at the center. The image is labeled, "WOODS SCHOOL BUILDING, BRADFORD, VT." The reverse is marked, "Weimar, Germany, Made in Germany for Prichard & Hay, Bradford, Vt."

Bradford, Vt. Souvenir plate with blue embossed flowers, green and gold flourishes in border and real photo in center of "Woods School Building, Bradford, Vt." Mark on bottom: "Weimar, Germany" and "Made in Germany for Prichard & Hay, Bradford, Vt."
Context
Sold by Prichard & Hay in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Prichard & Hay
Place
Town
Bradford
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.28
Description
Round white ceramic saucer with a pink stripe around the rim and a large, full color illustration of a rock carved with the text of the Lord's Prayer. The image is labeled, ""Bristol Rock, Bristol, Vt." The reverse is marked, "Wheelock Made for E. B. Patterson, Bristol, Vt. Germany".
Context
Sold by E. B. Patterson in Bristol, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. B. Patterson
Place
Town
Bristol
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.32
Description
White porcelain saucer with silver gilding around the edge and cheek. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a cliff overlooking water. The image is labeled, "Red Rocks, Burlington, Vermont, on Lake Champlain." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
,
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.4b
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center of the saucer shows a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.40
Description
Flower-shaped saucer with raised and fluted rim. The center of the saucer is printed with an illustration of a street lined on one side with trees and on the other side with large buildings. The image is labeled, "The Fullerton, Chester, Vt." The reverse is marked, "B.F.H.S. China, Made in Austria for Adams & Davis, Chester, Vt."
Context
Sold by Adams & Davis in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Adams & Davis
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.41
Description
Saucer with slightly lobed edges printed green, fading to white in the center. The plate is printed with a bunch of purple violets and the gold inscription, "Compliments of A. D. Thurber, General Merchant, Coventry, Vt." The bottom is marked with a decorative monogram of the letters TST above the word "China".
Context
Distributed by A. D. Thurber in Coventry, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1922
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), A. D. Thurber
Place
Town
Coventry
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.53
Description
White ceramic saucer airbrushed in purple and blue over stencils of oak leaves. The center of the saucer is printed with a full-color illustration of a shore line on the far side of a lake with a central hill. The image is labeled, "Point Windmere, Eden Mills, Vt." The bottom of the saucer is marked, "ALTENBURG China Made in Germany for F. L. Whittemore, Eden Mills, Vt."
Context
Sold by F. L. Whittemore in Eden Mills, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), F. L. Whittemore
Place
Village
Eden Mills
Town
Eden
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.63
Description
Flat, asymmetrical dish with scrollwork molding and flecked gilding around the edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a stone building with a short, round tower in the front and an arched entry. The image is labeled, "JUDEVINE MEMORIAL BUILDING 1894". The reverse is marked, "B.F.H.S. CHINA MADE IN AUSTRIA FOR W. E. CLEMENT HARDWICK Vt."
Context
Sold by W. E. Clement in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. E. Clement
Place
Town
Hardwick
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.66
Description
White porcelain saucer with gilded edge. The top center portion of the rim is printed with a spray of purple violets. Just below center is printed in gold, "SOUVENIR OF HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT." The bottom of the saucer is marked with an image of a double-headed eagle surrounded by the words, "National China Co., Western Gem.
Context
Sold in Highgate Springs, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
National China Company
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Highgate
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.68
Description
White porcelain saucer with gilded edge. The saucer is printed with a full-color illustration of a stem of pink roses and buds at the center top. The inscription, "Souvenir of HYDE PARK, VT." is printed in gold at the center. The bottom of the saucer is marked with a green, double-headed eagle surrounded by the words, "NATIONAL CHINA CO., LTD WESTERN GEM."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
National China Company
1945-1970
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Hyde Park
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.71
Description
White ceramic saucer with gilded and scalloped edge. The top rim of the plate is printed with a full-color image of strawberries, strawberry blossoms, and a lobed, green fruit. Just below center is the printed inscription, "SOUVENIR LINCOLN, VERMONT" in gold. The ceramic body is stained from use.
Context
Sold in Lincoln, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1945-1960
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Lincoln
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.72
Description
White ceramic saucer with pierced and molded rim. The center of the saucer is printed with an engraved illustration of a church with a square steeple and arched front windows. The image is labeled, "CATHOLIC CHURCH, LOWELL VT." The bottom of the saucer is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR I. STEPHENSON, LOWELL, VT."
Context
Sold by I. Stephenson in Lowell, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), I. Stephenson
Place
Town
Lowell
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.79
Description
White ceramic saucer with scalloped edges. The saucer is printed in the center with an engraved illustration of a church with a tall square tower on the front corner. The image is labeled, "NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH, MIDDLEBURY, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "Made in Austria for G. E. Marshall, Middlebury, Vt. Vienna."
Context
Sold by G. E. Marshall in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), G. E. Marshall
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.83
Description
White ceramic saucer with decoratively molded rim. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a large, neoclassical building with two wings and a square, central bell tower. The image is labeled "CITY HALL, MONTPELIER, VT." and is surrounded by a circle of gilding. The bottom of the dish is marked, "HAND PAINTED THE JONROTH STUDIOS GERMANY." and "PAINTED AND IMPORTED FOR BUSWELL'S BOOK STORE, MONTPELIER, VT."
Context
Sold by Buswell's Bookstore in Montpelier, Vermont.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
The Jonroth Studios
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Buswell's Book Store
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.88
Description
White ceramic saucer with mottled gilding around the edge. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a city street. The street is colored to look like dirt. The left side is lined with buildings and the right side is liked with trees. The image is labeled, "State St., Montpelier, Vt." The bottom of the dish is marked, "WHEELOCK Made in Germany for Boston Bargain Store Montpelier, Vt."
Context
Sold by Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Boston Bargain Store
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.89
Description
White ceramic saucer with gilded edge. The saucer is printed with a full-color image of a red apple hanging from a branch. Beneath the apple is the gilded inscription, "SOUVENIR OF MORETOWN, VT." The bottom of the saucer is marked with an image of a double-headed eagle surrounded by the words, "National China Co., Western Gem.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
National China Company
1945-1965
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.93
Description
White ceramic saucer with fluted rim. The saucer is printed with an engraved illustration of two buildings in a snowy field or park. One building is rectangular with a short cupola in the center, and one building has a tall square tower at the center front. The image is labeled, "NEWBURY SEMINARY AND CHAPEL NEWBURY, Vt." the bottom of the plate is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY. FOR J.B. HALE, NEWBURY, Vt. 143"
Context
Sold by J. B. Hale in Newbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), J. B. Hale
Place
Town
Newbury
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.131
Description
Saucer with scalloped and fluted rim. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with two entrance stairways on either side and pointed steeple on the right. The image is labeled, "THE ACADEMY, ST. JOHNSBURY, V.T." The bottom of the dish is marked, "ENGLAND", and "MADE IN ENGLAND E & T. FAIRBANKS. ST JOHNSBURY. JM . V & S. B."
Context
Sold by E. & T. Fairbanks in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1891
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. & T. Fairbanks
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.134
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in the center with a full-color illustration of train tracks with a station on the left. The image is labeled, "B & M STATION, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR E. N. Randall St. Johnsbury, Vt."
Context
Sold by E. N. Randall in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), E. N. Randall
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.15b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.139
Description
White ceramic saucer with ruffled and gilded edge. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a valley interspersed with areas of trees and fields. The image is labeled, "MT. MANSFIELD FROM WEST BRANCH." The bottom of the dish is marked, 'MADE IN GERMANY MILES, McMAHON & CO STOWE VT."
Context
Sold by Miles, McMahon & Co. in Stowe, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Miles, McMahon & Co.
Place
Town
Stowe
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.143
Description
White ceramic saucer with gilded scrollwork decoration around the rim. The saucer is printed with a full color image of pink roses and buds on heavily thorned stems. Beneath the flowers is the iscription, "SOUVENIR OF TUNBRIDGE, VT." in gold. The bottom of the saucer is marked with an image of a double-headed eagle surrounded by the words, "National China Co., Western Gem.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
National China Company
1945-1960
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Tunbridge
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.146
Description
Ceramic saucer air brushed from dark brown (around the rim) to light yellow (center) with stenciled flowers. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a large building with arched windows and gothic tower in front. The image is labeled, "City Hall, Vergennes, Vt." The bottom of the saucer is marked, "MW Co. Made in Germany for W. A. & W. B. Dalrymple, Vergennes, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. A. & W. B. Dalrymple in Vergennes, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. A. & W. B. Dalrymple
Place
City
Vergennes
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.149
Description
White ceramic saucer with a printed watercolor-style image of large, pink poppies. Beneath the flowers is the inscription, "Souvenir of WAITS RIVER, VT." The bottom of the saucer is marked with an image of a double-headed eagle surrounded by the words, "National China Co., Western Gem.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
National China Company
1945-1960
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Topsham
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.157
Description
White ceramic saucer with pink roses printed in three places on the rim. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a metal bridge with village buildings behind. The image is labeled, "View of West Burke, Vt." The back of the saucer is marked, "WHEELOCK Made in Germany for H. S. Chappell, West Burke, Vt."
Context
Sold by H. S. Chappell in West Burke, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
Wheelock
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), H. S. Chappell
Place
Village
West Burke
Town
Burke
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.4c
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center of the saucer shows a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Northfield
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.167
Description
White ceramic saucer printed around the rim with large pink roses. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a brick building with chimneys on either side and small, columned door. The image is labeled, "Windsor Library, Windsor, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Overall
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2004.60.2
Description
Heavy white ceramic saucer. The round saucer has a curved rim that is printed with an armorial image consisting of two figures in sailor suits holding oars in the outer hands and a banner between them. The shield-shaped banner has a yellow anchor on a blue ground. Above the banner in a three-masted ship with sails furled. Below the image is a ribbon or banner with the inscription, "CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY". The reverse has the green mark, "O.P.CO. SYRACUSE CHINA G-5".
Context
Used on a ship owned by the Champlain Transportation Company
Acquisition
2004.60
Made/Created
Syracuse China
May 1926
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Ceramic
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Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.4d
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center of the saucer shows a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.12
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in the center with a aerial-view illustration of a city street lined with trees and building. The image is labeled, "Depot Street, Lyndonvill, Vt." The bottom of the saucer is marked, "Made in Germany for H. L. Parker Lyndonville, Vt."
Context
Sold by H. L. Parker in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Porcelain
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Person or Organization
H. L. Parker
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.13
Description
White ceramic saucer with decoratively molded rim. The molded rim alternates between shell pattern and basket weave pattern and is gilded along the edge. The center is printed with an image of a church with a central steeple. The image is labeled, "FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, LYNDONVILL VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR A. W. BROCKWAY LYNDONVILLE, VT."
Context
Sold by A. W. Brockway in Lyndonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. W. Brockway
Place
Village
Lyndonville
Town
Lyndon
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.14
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in the center with an illustration of a small station alongside a railroad track with a dirt road and trees to the left. The image is labeled, "C. V. STATION, SO. ROYALTON, VT." The bottom is marked, "Made in Austria for E. F. MOODY, So. Royalton, Vt. Vienna".
Context
Sold by E. F. Moody in South Royalton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
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Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
E. F. Moody
Place
Village
South Royalton
Town
Royalton
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.19
Description
White ceramic scalloped or flower-shaped saucer. The saucer is printed with a copperplate illustration of a church building with a large steeple at the front right corner. The image is labeled, "M. E. CHURCH, BARTON, VERMONT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN ENGLAND H. T. SEAVER, BARTON, VT."
Context
Sold by H. T. Seaver China Hall in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. T. Seaver China Hall
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.26
Description
White ceramic saucer decorated around the edge with pink flowers and green leaves. The center is printed with a brown-toned photograph of a brick building with arched entryway. The image is labeled, "WOODS CHOOL BUILDING, BRADFOR, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR PRICHARD & HAY BRADFORD, VT." and "Weimar Germany".
Context
Sold by Prichard & Hay in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Prichard & Hay
Place
Town
Bradford
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.30
Description
White ceramic saucer with full-color roses printed in around the rim. The center is printed with an illustration of several warehouse or factories along a railroad track. The image is labeled, "A Section of the E. L. Chandler Co. S Plant, Barton Landing, Vt." The back of the saucer is marked, "WHEELOCK VIENNA AUSTRIA Made in Austria for Whipple, French & Co., Barton Landing, Vt. Vienna."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Whipple, French & Co., E. L. Chandler Company
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.13b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1995.7.1
Description
White souvenir saucer with scalloped edge, trimmed with gold. The center shows a large, Victorian building with square tower at the center front and back. The image is labeled, "VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY MONTPELIER, VERMONT." On the back is the label, "Made in England/Marvin & Sherburne, Montpelier, VT."
Context
Sold by Marvin & Sherburne in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1995.7
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Marvin & Sherburne, Vermont College of Fine Arts
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.19b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
Made/Created
1825
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.5
Description
Small white saucer with pierced rim in a latticework pattern. The center is printed with a colored illustration of a neoclassical building. The image is labeled, "ROCKINGHAM LIBRARY, BELLOWS FALLS, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "Made in Germany".
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.7
Description
Small white saucer with pierced rim in a latticework pattern. The center is printed with a full-color illustration of a long, tied-arch bridge over a river. The illustration is labeled, "NEW IRON BRIDGE, BELLOWS FALLS, VT."
Acquisition
2008.83
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.8
Description
White porcelain saucer with gilding at the edge and cheek. The center is printed with an illustration of a road with evergreen trees to the right.. The image is labeled, "THE FOUR PINES, BELLOWS FALLS, VT." The reverse is marked, "Made in Germany, A. F. Winnewisser, Bellows Falls, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. F. Winnewisser in Bellows Falls, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. F. Winnewisser
Place
Village
Bellows Falls
Town
Rockingham
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.12
Description
Asymmetrical rococo-style saucer printed with a copperplate illustration of a large building that resembles two attached together. The image is labeled, "VERMONT SOLDIERS HOME, BENNINGTON, Vt." The back is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY, FOR J. F. D. WALBRIDGE BENNINGTON, Vt. 177."
Context
Sold by J. E. D. Walbridge in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
J. E. D. Walbridge
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.20
Description
White ceramic saucer painted in the center with an image of a large Victorian building with a portico across the front. The building is labeled, "Hotel Fullterton, Chester, VT." The back is marked, "WHEELOCK MADE IN GERMANY FOR ADAMS & DAVIS CHESTER, VT. DRESDEN".
Context
Sold by Adams & Davis in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Adams & Davis
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.26
Description
White ceramic saucer with scalloped and gilded edge. The top center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with a covered porch at the top of a hill. The image is labeled, "GILL ODD FELLOWS HOUSE LUDLOW VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "B.F.H.S. CHINA MADE IN AUSTRIA For John Barrett Ludlow Vt."
Context
Sold by John Barrett in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, John Barrett
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.32
Description
White ceramic saucer decorated around the rim with pink flowers and green swags. The center is printed with a brown-toned photograph of a gothic-revival church and the label, 'CONGREGATIONALIST CHURCH MORRISVILLE, VT." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR G. W. DOTY MORRISVILLE, VT."
Context
Sold by George W. Doty in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
G. W. Doty
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.41
Description
White ceramic saucer decorated around the edge with pink flowers and green leaves. The center is printed with a bronw-toned photograph of a brick building with arched entryway. The image is labeled, "KIMBALL PUBLIC LIBRARY RANDOLPH, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. E. LAMSON RANDOLPH, VT." and "Weimar Germany".
Context
Sold by W. E. Lamson & Son Company in Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. E. Lamson
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.49
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in the center with a line drawing of a city block of commercial buildings. The image is labeled, "The Terry Store and Post Office Block, South Ryegate, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for B. L. TERRY, South Ryegate, Vt."
Context
Sold by B. L. Terry in South Ryegate, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
B. L. Terry
Place
Village
South Ryegate
Town
Ryegate
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.54
Description
White ceramic saucer printed at the center with an illustration of a valley seen from above. The image is labeled, "BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF WATERBURY". The bottom is marked MADE IN GERMANY H. C. WHITEHILL WATERBURY, VT".
Context
Sold by H. C. Whitehill in Waterbury, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
H. C. Whitehall
Place
Town
Waterbury
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.55
Description
White ceramic saucer with heavily gilded edge. The saucer is printed in the center with a rectangular illustration of a white house on the side of a lake. The image is labeled, "LAKE ST. CATHERINE, WELLS, VERMONT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY O. OFFENHAEUSER, JEWELER, GRANVILLE, N. Y."
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
O. Offenhaeuser
Place
Town
Wells
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.4e
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center of the saucer shows a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.4f
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center of the saucer shows a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The border is printed with stylized flowers and leafy vines. The reverse is marked “NONPAREIL” within a decorative heraldic image with a rampant lion or weasel on the top and a woman with a shield and trident at the right.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.11b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.5b
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2014.30
Description
White ceramic saucer with a full-color illustration of a large institutional building in the center. The image is labeled, SEMINARY, MONTPELIER, VT." There are lines of gilding around the shoulder and rim of the dish, and a yellow ring around the border. The bottom of the saucer is marked, "WHEELOCK MADE IN GERMANY FOR MARVIN & SHERBURNE MONTPELIER, VT DRESDEN."
Context
Sold by Marvin & Sherburne in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.30
Made/Created
1890-1900
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Marvin & Sherburne, Vermont College of Fine Arts
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.9b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.5c
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.17b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1056
Description
White ceramic saucer decorated with bands and sprigs of pink luster.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1058
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1074
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.5d
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.5e
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.13
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer with a central design showing a gothic church with cows laying beside it. The border shows bulbous flowers.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.16
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer with a central design showing a gothic church with cows laying beside it. The border shows bulbous flowers.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.17
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer with a central design showing a gothic church with cows laying beside it. The border shows bulbous flowers.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.20
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer with a central design showing a gothic church with cows laying beside it. The border shows bulbous flowers.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.21
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center shows a large urn beside two figures, one playing a musical instrument. There is classical architecture in the background. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.23
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center shows a large urn beside two figures, one playing a musical instrument. There is classical architecture in the background. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.25
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer with a central design showing an exterior scene with multiple buildings with towers. The border shows bulbous flowers. The back is marked, "COLOGNE".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.26
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer with a central design showing a man walking up stairs toward classical ruins. The border is separated into four cartouches that show flowers (2) and monuments (2). The back is marked, "CORSICA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.29
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The center shows a large urn beside two figures, one playing a musical instrument. There is classical architecture in the background. The border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The back is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.18b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
Made/Created
1825
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.33
Description
Lusterware saucer bowl. The saucer is hand painted with green and copper luster in a design of leaves around the rim with a starburst in the center.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.46
Description
Small white ceramic saucer printed with a central design of a sprig of rosebuds. The design has been hand painted in green and pink.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.52
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The saucer is printed in the center with a scenic design showing a pagoda on an island with a garden fence in the foreground. The rim is printed with a scrollwork design of cartouches.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.25
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with molded and lustered design. The body of the saucer is molded with curvilinear rococo swashes and floral sprigs. The floral sprigs are painted with purple luster.
Context
Owned by G. Nelson Brigham in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brigham, G. Nelson
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.6a
Description
Black and white transfer-printed saucer. The border has a design of small flowers and wavy lines. The center has a scene of a large covered urn in front of a body of water with castles in the background. The back is marked, "WASHINGTON VASE / PEARL STONE WARE / PWUC"
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.31
Description
White ceramic saucer with a transfer-printed design of blue and yellow flowers over green feathers. The reverse is marked, "E. & C."
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.12b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.14b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.5f
Description
White ceramic saucer printed in blue in the center with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The rim is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.10b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1012
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and trees. The design is printed in black.
Context
No history of use/manufacture in VT.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1011
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.973
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.974
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.971
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and tress. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1075
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1059
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1079
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1076
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1077
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1080
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine on a pink ground and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers on a white ground.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1078
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1061
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1060
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1071
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and trees. The design is printed in black.
Context
No history of use/manufacture in VT.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1070
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and trees. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.16b
Description
White ceramic saucer with raised, bowl-like rim. The center of the saucer is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1263
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed saucer. The plate is decorated with a a swirling design around the border and at the center. The border of the saucer is molded into repeated facets. The back is labeled "GRANITE CHINA WR.S.&Co."
Context
Used by Lucretia Rugg Twitchell in Jamaica, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
William Ridgeway, Son & Co.
1861
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Twitchell, Lucretia Rugg (1797-1861)
Place
Town
Jamaica
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1252
Description
Transfer-printed saucer with a design of pagodas, bridges and trees. The design is printed in black.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
2016.21
Description
White porcelain saucer printed in the center with an illustration of a large, Victorian building with a hipped roof. The image is labeled, "MASONIC TEMPLE BURLINGTON, VERMONT." The back of the plate is labeled, "M.D.McMAHON BURLINGTON,VERMONT."
Context
Sold by M. D. McMahon in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.21
Made/Created
1920-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
M. D. McMahon, Freemasons
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1362
Description
White ceramic saucer decorated with bands and sprigs of pink luster.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1958.8
Description
Square saucer with fluted rim. The center is printed with the image of a square building with a tower at the front. The image is labeled, "NORMAL SCHOOL, RANDOLPH, VT." The corners of the plate are decorated with gilding in a zig-zag pattern. The bottom has the label, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W.C. LAMSON, WEST RANDLOPH, VT. 100".
Context
Souvenir of Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.8
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. C. Lamson
Place
Village
West Randolph
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.50
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, VT
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.47
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer decorated with a wide band of pink luster. The pink is decorated with a hand-painted vine of luster with blue and pink berries and large green and yellow star-shaped leaves.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.52
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer decorated with hand-painted abstract florals in pink luster. The design contains swathed vines with three-petaled red flowers, alternating with large, scalloped leaves.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.53
Description
White-bodied ceramic saucer decorated with hand-painted abstract florals in pink luster. The design contains swathed vines with three-petaled red flowers, alternating with large, scalloped leaves.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.65
Description
White-bodied saucer decorated with molded purple luster flora sprigs.
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.80
Description
White ceramic saucer with a plain band of gilding around the edge and gilded circle in the center. The rim is molded into flutes.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Saucer
Name/Title
Saucer
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.12
Description
Unglazed white porcelain saucer. The rim is molded with a pattern of water lily pads and flowers.
Acquisition
1959.61
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Serving Plate
Name/Title
Serving Plate
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.13.3.1-2
Description
Set of two white porcelain serving plates. Each plate is decorated with a brown and yellow design of autumn flowers and leaves. There are two handles protruding from the rims of each plate.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sherbet Dish
Name/Title
Sherbet Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.12.2.1a-b -6a-b
Description
Set of 6 pink depression glass sherbet dishes with matching saucers. Both the dishes and saucers are heavily decorated with molded poinsettias and leaves.
Context
Used in Moretown, VT
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
Jeanette Glass Company
1931-1935
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Shoe
Name/Title
Shoe
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.7a
Description
Miniature ceramic Dutch clog with an illustration of a large building with a square tower. The image is labeled, "Black River Academy, Ludlow, Vt." The bottom has the mark, "Made in Germany for John Jarrett, Ludlow, Vt."
Context
Sold by John Jarrett in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
John Jarrett, Black River Academy
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Shoe
Name/Title
Shoe
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.33
Description
Miniature ceramic shoe. The top is printed with a full-color illustration of a boat on a lake with the label, "STEAMER 'ANTHEMIS' AT OWL'S HEAD WHARF". The rest of the shoe's exterior is gilded. The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR True & Blanchard Co. Newport, Vt."
Context
Sold by True & Blanchard Company in Newport, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
True & Blanchard Co.
Place
City
Newport
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Shoe
Name/Title
Shoe
Entry/Object ID
2006.51.1
Description
Miniature green glass shoe printed above the heel with "KAULIN, LAKE MOREY, Fairlee, Vt."
Context
Kaulin was a hotel built on Lake Morey in 1905, now the Lake Morey Resort
Acquisition
2006.51
Made/Created
1914
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Morey Resort
Place
Town
Fairlee
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Shoe
Name/Title
Shoe
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.7b
Description
Miniature ceramic Dutch clog with an illustration of a small brick building. The image is labeled, "Black River Academy, Ludlow, Vt." The bottom has the mark, "Made in Germany for John Jarrett, Ludlow, Vt."
Context
Sold by John Jarrett in Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
John Jarrett
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Shot Glass
Name/Title
Shot Glass
Entry/Object ID
2016.51.7
Description
Clear glass shot or shooter glass printed in blue with the inscription, "LADIES TABLE UK 98 VERMONT" and a Mason emblem consisting of a compass and square with the letter G in the center.
Acquisition
2016.51
Made/Created
1998
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Freemasons
Shot Glass
Name/Title
Shot Glass
Entry/Object ID
2012.58.13
Description
Round, straight-sided shot glass molded with the inscription, "VERMONT STATE BOARD OF HEALTH".
Acquisition
2012.58
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Materials
Glass
Shot Glass
Name/Title
Shot Glass
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.62
Description
Clear glass shot glass etched with the inscription, "RAY DANIEL Hotel Barre Wishes you A Happy New Year" in gothic script.
Acquisition
2007.55
Made/Created
Anchor Hocking Company
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Ray Daniel Hotel
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Skylight
Interpretative Labels
Skylight, 1857 Johannes Oertel (1823-1909) Washington, DC Glass and cast iron Gift of Winston L. Prouty, 1951.48 This painted glass skylight depicts Vermont’s state seal, as it looked in 1857. The skylight was installed in the new ceiling in the chamber of the US House of Representatives. Johannes Oertel painted the 37 seals of states and territories on glass to represent the extent of the United States at that time. During renovations to the US Capitol Building in 1949, the iron and glass skylights were removed and replaced with a plaster ceiling. Congressman Winston L. Prouty claimed this piece for the Vermont Historical Society in 1951.
Name/Title
Skylight
Entry/Object ID
1951.48
Description
Round stained glass window with an image of the Vermont state seal. The seal consists of a scenic view of a field with a cow, three sheaves of wheat, and a tall evergreen tree with several mountains in the background. Above the seal is a stag's head, and beneath the crest is a ribbon with the inscription, "FREEDOM VERMONT & UNITY." The window has an iron framework surrounding window and three structural arms attaching to framework at the top, bottom, and both sides. The metal framework was painted with a silver colored paint after the skylight was disassembled.
Context
Vermont skylight that hung in the House of Representatives chamber in the US Capitol until 1949.
Acquisition
1951.48
Made/Created
Oertal, Johannes
1857
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Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal, Paint, Iron
Relationships
Person or Organization
Prouty, Winston Lewis (1906-1971)
,
Smoking Pipe
Name/Title
Smoking Pipe
Entry/Object ID
1954.1.5
Description
White clay pipe with an amber stem. The pipe bowl is in the shape of a man’s head (Admiral Dewey). The stem is marked, “W D/C” in gold.
Context
Produced as a souvenir of Dewey Day in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.1
Made/Created
1899
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Amber, Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Dewey Day
Snuff Jar
Name/Title
Snuff Jar
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1306a-b
Description
Red ceramic snuff jar with round lid. The lid has a raised, round post in the center as a handle. The glaze was heavily applied, leaving drips.
Context
Made in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Soda Bottle
Name/Title
Soda Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2008.40.1
Description
Green glass soda bottle. The bottle has a white label printed in blue with an image of a bear and the inscription, "Drink Barr's Soda", along with production information. The word "Barr's" is written in fancy script on the neck of the bottle.
Context
Made by Hardwick Bottling Works in Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.40
Made/Created
Hardwick Bottling Works
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barr's Better Beverages
Soda Bottle
Name/Title
Soda Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2008.40.2
Description
Clear glass soda bottle with the molded label, "MISKO SEAL/BEVERAGE CO./MONTPELIER, VT." on the body and "REGISTERED" on the shoulder.
Context
Made by the Misko Seal Beverage Company in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.40
Made/Created
Misko Seal Beverage Co.
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Soda Bottle
Name/Title
Soda Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2008.75
Description
Clear glass bottle with the molded inscription, "M. & F. C. DORN BOTTLERS OF VENETIAN 8 0Z. GINGER ALE BURLINGTON, VT. REGISTERED"
Context
Made by Dorn's Venetian Beverages in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.75
Made/Created
DORN'S Venetian Beverages
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Soda Bottle
Name/Title
Soda Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2023.12.2
Description
Mold-blown colorless glass soda bottle with metal spout and cap. The tall, cylindrical bottle has a green pyroglaze mark on the front that says "Venetian" in script within a scroll image and M. & F.C. DORN BURLINGTON, VT. at the base. The metal cap holds a glass straw inside the bottle.
Context
Venetian/Dorn & Sons soda dispenser bottles
Acquisition
2023.12
Made/Created
1920-1940
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Dimensions
Height includes bottle and cap together.
Materials
Glass, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
DORN'S Venetian Beverages
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Web Links and URLs
Soda Bottle
Name/Title
Soda Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2023.12.1
Description
Mold-blown colorless glass soda bottle with metal spout and cap. The vertical cylindrical bottle has an etched oval mark impressed on the front identifying M. Dorn & Son of Burlington, Vermont, as the bottling firm. The same name is stamped into the metal cap.
Context
Venetian/Dorn & Sons soda dispenser bottles
Acquisition
2023.12
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Height includes bottle and cap together.
Materials
Glass, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
DORN'S Venetian Beverages
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Web Links and URLs
Soda Fountain Glass
Name/Title
Soda Fountain Glass
Entry/Object ID
1959.58.9
Description
Molded clear glass soda fountain glass. The glass sits on a very low step separating it from a round base. The body of the glass is molded into three horizontal sections, separated with decorative bands.
Context
Likely used in East Calais, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.58
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Overall
Relationships
Place
Village
East Calais
Town
Calais
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Bowl
Name/Title
Soup Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.7
Description
Double-handled ceramic soup bowl with light blue glaze speckled with brown. One side is molded with an image of a sheaf of wheat within a round frame, and the raised image is painted brown. The bottom of the bowl is left unglazed, showing the red/brown ceramic and bears the maker's mark, "goss crafted in Vermont".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Soup Bowl
Name/Title
Soup Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2008.38.11.1-.6
Description
Heavy white ceramic soup bowl with a wide rim. The rim is edged at the shoulder and outer rim with thin blue lines. The center top has the initials CQ (the C is nested inside the Q) in blocky, varsity-style letters. The bottom of the bowl is marked, "O.P.CO. SYRACUSE CHINA 10-Y", in green.
Context
Used at Camp Quinibeck in Lake Fairlee, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.38
Made/Created
Syracuse China
Oct 1944-1970
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
,
Soup Bowl
Name/Title
Soup Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.73.1
Description
Heavy, round white ceramic bowl with the orange incription, "Iroquois Tribe No. 16 Barre, Vt." printed on the rim. The back is marked, "DRESDEN WHITE GRANITE".
Context
Used by the Barre, Vermont, chapter of the Improved Order of the Red Men
Acquisition
2007.55
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Improved Order of Red Men
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Bowl
Name/Title
Soup Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.73.2
Description
Heavy, round white ceramic bowl with the orange incription, "Iroquois Tribe No. 16 Barre, Vt." printed on the rim. The back is marked, "DRESDEN WHITE GRANITE".
Context
Used by the Barre, Vermont, chapter of the Improved Order of the Red Men
Acquisition
2007.55
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Improved Order of Red Men
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Bowl
Name/Title
Soup Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.73.3
Description
White bowl (for soup?) with red letters on top of rim stating "Iroquois Tribe No. 16, Barre, Vt."
Bottom of bowl has green leaves and vines encircling the words "DRESDEN WHITE GRANITE"
Use
Heavy, round white ceramic bowl with the orange incription, "Iroquois Tribe No. 16 Barre, Vt." printed on the rim. The back is marked, "DRESDEN WHITE GRANITE".
Context
Used by the Barre, Vermont, chapter of the Improved Order of the Red Men
Acquisition
2007.55
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic, Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Improved Order of Red Men
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Plate
Name/Title
Soup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.3
Description
Transfer-printed soup plate showing an Eastern design in black. The center shows two figures on a horse near a pagoda-like building. The border consists of four cartouches, each showing people on horseback in front of Middle Eastern-style architecture. The back is marked with an image of a monument labeled, "DAMASCUS".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Soup Plate
Name/Title
Soup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.76
Description
Purple-and-white transfer-printed soup plate. The rim is printed with a classical architectural design of acanthus leaves with three rectangular cartouches showing hippocampus alternating with three round cartouches showing faces.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Soup Plate
Name/Title
Soup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1946.2.2
Description
Blue and white transfer-printed soup plate. The center of the plate has a design of flowers, pillars, and scrollwork in front of a scenic background containing a building and a mountain. The border is separated into cartouches that show flowers and scrollwork. The back is marked, "ADELAIDE'S BOWER / Stone China".
Context
Said to have been brought to Chelsea, Vermont, from Boston, Massachusetts, on a sled.
Acquisition
1946.2
Made/Created
circa 1822
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Bailey, Ella M.
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Plate
Name/Title
Soup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.533
Description
White ceramic soup plate or bowl. The inside of the bowl is hand-painted with a simple design of pink roses. There is a large sprig in the center and four small sprigs around the edge. Both the well and the edge are decorated with pink dots. There is a large, mended crack across the whole.
Context
Owned by Elizabeth Howe Goddard in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
1825
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Goddard, Elizabeth Howe (1775-1825)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Plate
Name/Title
Soup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1057
Description
White-bodied ceramic soup plate with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Soup Plate
Name/Title
Soup Plate
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.59
Description
White-bodied ceramic soup bowl with pink luster abstract floral design. The design consists of concentric pink luster circular bands. Within the outermost two bands are a hatched or chevron-shaped vine and a more naturalistic vine with pink leaves and red-petaled flowers.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Souvenir
Name/Title
Souvenir
Entry/Object ID
1986.18.17
Description
Small ceramic canteen. Memento from Battle of Gettysburg. Writing on one side: "The only lady killed at Gettysburg. July 2, 63." On reverse side is a "Correct photo" of "Jennie Wade." Canteen strap is made out of piece of red string.

Miniature terracotta canteen impressed on one side with the inscription, "The only lady killed at Gettysburg. July 2, 63." The other side has a photographic print of a woman with dark hair surrounded by the impressed inscription, "Correct photo Jennie Wade".
Context
Charles F. Branch of Orwell, Vermont, served in the Union Army during the Civil War and collected Civil War mementos after the war. This is from his collection. Mary Virginia "Jennie" Wade, a resident of Gettysburg, was shot during the battle while kneading bread dough in her sister's kitchen.
Acquisition
1986.18
Made/Created
1863
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic, String
Relationships
Branch, Charles Francis, Sr. (1845-1910), Wade, Mary Virginia (1843-1863)
Battle of Gettysburg, Civil War
Souvenir Bowl
Name/Title
Souvenir Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.140
Description
White ceramic bowl printed in the center with an engraved illustration of a neoclassical building with a central bell tower and four columns across the front. The image is labeled, "UNION SCHOOL BUILDING, SWANTON, VT." The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY WARNER & TOWNE SWANTON, VT."
Context
Sold by Warner & Towne in Swanton, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Warner Towne
Place
Town
Swanton
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Spittoon
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1945.45
Description
Rectangular spittoon with flared top and molded designs. The molded designs are architectural, featuring columns at the corners and gothic windows on the sides. The top slopes inward to a circular opening, and another semi-circular opening is on one of the short sides. The bottom is impressed with the makers mark, "Ba[illeg]/Burlington, Vt." The surface is decorated with a very slightly striated brown glaze.
Use
Used as a receptacle to spit into. The side hole was for draining the spit.
Context
Made in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1945.45
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Spittoon
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.1
Description
Round ceramic spittoon. The spittoon is unglazed and decorated with a dark, splattered ceramic that retains definition, causing a raised effect. The spittoon sloped down at the top to a central hole, and the sloped section is fluted. There is a round drainage hole on one end.
Use
Used as a receptacle to spit into. The side hole was for draining the spit.
Acquisition
1954.36
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Spittoon
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.54
Description
Rockingham glazed ceramic spittoon. The round spittoon flares outward toward the top, and the center sloped downward to a round center hole. There is a semi-circular hole for drainage. The bottom marked, "United States Pottery Company.
Use
Used as a receptacle to spit into. The side hole was for draining the spit.
Context
Made by The United States Pottery Company in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
1852-1858
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Dimensions
Materials
Earthenware
Spittoon
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.52
Description
Ceramic spittoon with mottled brown glaze. The body of the spittoon is concave around the exterior, and the top slopes downward to a circular hole. One side has an oval drainage hole.
Use
Used as a receptacle to spit into. The side hole was for draining the spit.
Context
Made in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Spittoon
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.55
Description
Ceramic spittoon with mottled brown glaze. The body of the spittoon is concave around the exterior, and the top slopes downward to a circular hole. One side has an oval drainage hole. The bottom is impressed with the label, "Lyman Fenton & Co."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
19th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Spittoon
Interpretative Labels
Spittoon, 1853 United States Pottery Company (1847-1858) Bennington, Vermont Scroddled (mixed) earthenware Bequest of Harold G. Rugg, #1957.1.57 Though pottery was produced throughout Vermont, the most famous firms were located in Bennington and are collectively known as "Bennington Pottery." The Norton family started making earthenware pottery in Bennington at the end of the 18th century. Soon the family expanded to stoneware, the gray jugs and storage vessels you see here. Stoneware, the all-purpose storage of the day, was a very lucrative business and only went out of style as glass canning jars and later tin cans became cheaper and more prevalent. Stoneware labeled "Bennington" and "Norton" was produced into the early 20th century. In the mid-19th century, the Fenton family joined with the Nortons and produced fancy glazed pottery, often red, brown, and yellow though found in other colors, meant to rival identical designs imported from England. Called the United States Pottery Company, this firm had the honor of representing American pottery manufacturers at the 1853 Crystal Palace Exposition in New York, often referred to as the second World's Fair.
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.57
Description
Agateware (scroddled) ceramic spittoon. The piece has a marbled pattern of white, orange, and brown achieved through incompletely mixing various colored clays. The body of the spittoon is concave around the exterior and molded into triangular facets. The top slopes downward to a circular hole. One side has an triangular drainage hole. The bottom is lightly impressed with the label, "United States Pottery Co. Bennington, Vt."
Use
Used as a receptacle for tobacco juice (spit). The side hole was for draining the spit.
Context
Made by The United States Pottery Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
1853
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Spittoon
Name/Title
Spittoon
Entry/Object ID
1959.23.18
Description
Ceramic spittoon with mottled brown glaze. The body of the spittoon is concave around the exterior, and the top slopes downward to a circular hole. One side has an oval drainage hole. The bottom is impressed with the label, "Lyman Fenton & Co."
Use
Used as a receptacle to spit into. The side hole was for draining the spit.
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.23
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Spoon Rest
Name/Title
Spoon Rest
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.37
Description
Long white ceramic dish with scalloped edges. The center is printed with an illustration of a church building with the label, "METHODIST CHURCH, PUTNEY, VT." The back is marked, "Made in Austria for M. G. Williams Putney, Vt."
Context
Sold by M. G. Williams in Putney, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
M. G. Williams
Place
Town
Putney
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Spooner
Name/Title
Spooner
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.117
Description
Pressed glass spoonholder. The top edge is scalloped. The exterior is frosted, but decorative cartouches are left clear.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Materials
Glass
Stained Glass Fragments
Name/Title
Stained Glass Fragments
Entry/Object ID
2008.28.7a-f
Description
Stained glass fragments adhered to piece of cardboard. The pieces consist of: a textured and pearlescent green rectangle; an opaque, textured, and gilded fragment; a diamond-shaped fragment in dark green; a textured pink fragment; a small blue fragment with slight texturing; a small, dark green triangular fragment.
Context
Recovered from the site of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Burlington, Vermont, after it burned down in 1972.
Acquisition
2008.28
Made/Created
1867
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Stein
Name/Title
Stein
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.22
Description
Large stein with metal cover. The body of the stein is molded and painted with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey in a military coat. The portrait is within a circle and ringed with the inscription, "THE HERO OF MANILA ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY, U.S.N." Dewey is painted in shades of grey. The rest of the stein is molded with abstract florals, painted blue, pink, and red. The cover is heavily molded with floral decorations.
Acquisition
1969.28
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic, Pewter
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Stein
Name/Title
Stein
Entry/Object ID
2006.29.4
Description
Miniature souvenir 'stein' with an applied circular paper label that features a buck standing in a stream with another behind it and "Barre Vermont" above. The bottom is stamped, "JAPAN".
Acquisition
2006.29
Made/Created
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Stein
Name/Title
Stein
Entry/Object ID
2010.47.2
Description
Miniature ceramic stein molded with two images of large buildings. The words, "SOUVENIR OF WILMINGTON VT." are impressed around the top edge. The images are labeled, "CHILD'S TAVERN" and "PETTEE MEMORIAL LIBRARY".
Context
Owned by Nina M. Eckley as a souvenir of the location of her first teaching position after graduating from the State Normal School at Castleton in Castleton, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.47
Made/Created
1920-1930
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Eckley, Nina Marion (1900-1989)
Place
Town
Wilmington
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Straw Dispenser
Name/Title
Straw Dispenser
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.2a-b
Description
Round glass straw dispenser with plastic and metal lifting insert. The insert consists of a blue plastic disk at the end of a metal wire hanging from a round metal lid with a blue wooden knob at the top.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
GEMCO
1938-1968
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal, Aluminum
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.5a-b
Description
White ceramic sugar bowl with lid. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”. The lid is printed with the same scenes. The shoulders and rims are striped with pink luster.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
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Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.17
Description
Miniature glass sugar bowl with two handles. The handles and the bottom half of the bowl are clear glass while the top half of the bowl is ruby glass. The clear portion of the bowl is molded into a faceted upside-down heart pattern. The cup is painted with the gold inscription, "Souvenir of Belmont, Vt."
Context
Sold in Belmont, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Belmont
Town
Mount Holly
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.21ab
Description
White ceramic sugar bowl with lid. The bowl is printed on one side with an engraved illustration of a Victorian building with an arched entryway and two towers. The image is labeled, "BRADFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY BRADFORD, Vt." The bottom of the bowl is marked, MADE IN GERMANY. FOR PRICHARD & HAY BRADFORD, Vt. 63."
Context
Sold by Prichard & Hay in Bradford, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Prichard & Hay
Place
Town
Bradford
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.114
Description
White porcelain sugar bowl with two handles. The bowl sits on 6 small feet. It narrows in the upper portion before flaring at the rim. One side of the bowl is printed with a scenic illustration of a town seen from above. The town is in a valley with rolling mountains behind. The image is labeled, "READSBORO, VERMONT." The bottom of the bowl is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR H. T. GOODELL, READSBORO, VERMONT."
Context
Sold by H. T. Goodell in Readsboro, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), H. T. Goodell
Place
Town
Readsboro
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
2004.3.10a-b
Description
Blue and white transfer printed sugar bowl and lid. The sides of the bowl are printed with a scene of a naval battle with several tall ships. Mountains and clouds can be seen in the background, and two men look on the foreground above the label, "Commodore MacDonough's Victory". The bowl rim, base, and the lid are printed with flowers.
Context
Shows a naval battle on Lake Champlain
Acquisition
2004.3
Made/Created
1815
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Macdonough, Thomas, Jr. (1783-1825)
Place
Lake
Lake Champlain
City
Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
War of 1812
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.8a-b
Description
White, lidded sugar bowl with two handles and a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1954.31.1de
Description
White-bodied ceramic sugar bowl and lid. The bowl is round with a flaring lip and sits on a round base. There are square handles on either side, decorated with gilding. The lid is topped with a seed pod sitting on a bed of leaves.
Context
Owned by Carrie Wheelock in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.31
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Wheelock, Carrie M.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.13.5a-b
Description
White porcelain sugar bowl and lid. Both piece are decorated with a brown and yellow design of stylized autumn flowers. The three handles are accented with gilding.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1998.27.12.4a-b
Description
Pink glass sugar bowl and lid. Both the bowl and lid are heavily decorated poinsettias and leaves molded into one side to appear etched. The bowl has two handles on each side, and the lid has a large central knob.
Context
Owned by a member of the Hathaway family of Moretown, Vermont.
Acquisition
1998.27
Made/Created
Jeanette Glass Company
1931-1935
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Moretown
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1364ab
Description
White ceramic sugar bowl decorated with pink luster sprigs. The squat, vasiform bowl has scrolling handles on either side (one now missing). The rim of the opening flares outward and is decorated with a pink luster floral vine. The lid is sprigged in the same design as the body and topped with a rectangular handle.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Lid
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.75
Description
White-bodied, vasiform sugar bowl with a flared rim and two handles. The bowl is decorated with molded blue floral sprigs.
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.87a-b
Description
White-bodied porcelain sugar bowl with three-tiered lid and head-shaped handles. The round body sits on a small pedestal base, and flares only slightly toward the rim. The two handles are molded in the shape of a human head with a face, and each is edged in gilding. The tiered lid is round, and the edge of each tier is gilded in a simple band.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
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Dimensions
Lid
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.33a-b
Description
Round sugar bowl and lid. The bowl and lid are decorated with a hand-painted design of vines of pink fruits or flowers. The bowl sits on a short pedestal base and has straight sides that flare out dramatically at the top before coming back in into a sort of half-lid or upper rim. Two handles are set into the upper rim. A round, domed lid sets into the rim and had a central finial handle.
Context
Owned by Eula Putnam Bowen of Worcester, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.33
Made/Created
20th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brown, Eula Putnam (1879-1958)
Place
Town
Worcester
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Sugarbowl
Name/Title
Sugarbowl
Entry/Object ID
2008.38.37a-b
Description
Blue glazed ceramic sugar bowl and tray. The glaze is speckled with a darker blue. The bowl is impressed in three places, making it not round. The tray is molded on both ends with small handles. The bowl is marked on the bottom with the Bennington Potters logo and the number "*1567". The tray is marked, "*1569"
Context
Made by Bennington Potters in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.38
Made/Created
Bennington Potters, Inc.
Materials
Ceramic
Sundae Dish
Name/Title
Sundae Dish
Entry/Object ID
2010.72.3
Description
Heavy glass stemmed sundae dish. The dish has a round base and a fluted, tulip-shaped cup that flares at the rim.
Context
Used at the Cecchini Pharmacy in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.72
Made/Created
1938-1968
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cecchini Pharmacy
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Syllabub Glass
Name/Title
Syllabub Glass
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.50
Description
Molded glass stemmed drinking glass. The stem and base are clear glass and are molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The bowl of the cup is red glass, and the top edge is wavy and gilded. The cup is printed with the white inscription, "Souvenir of East Middlebury, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Syrup Can
Name/Title
Syrup Can
Entry/Object ID
2011.29.1
Description
Porcelain maple syrup container with black pen & ink style designs by Ed Koren. The design shows sugaring scenes on all four sides. The bottom is printed with a black logo reading, "KOPOTS/VERMONT", and showing a character holding a pen in one hand and pitcher in the other. The pour spout is sealed with a large cork.
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc.
Acquisition
2011.29
Made/Created
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008), Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935)
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
1985-2008
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Dimensions
Overall
Syrup Jug
Name/Title
Syrup Jug
Entry/Object ID
1965.8
Description
Stoneware jug with a dark brown body and light-colored neck. There is a small handle stretching from the shoulder to the neck. The center front of the jug has a diamond-shaped paper label that reads, "VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. Hildreth Bros. & Segelken. NEW YORK."
Context
Held "Vermont" maple syrup produced by Hildreth Bros. & Segelken in New York.
Acquisition
1965.8
Made/Created
Hildreth Brothers & Segelken
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic, Paper
Syrup Pitcher
Name/Title
Syrup Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.30
Description
Small white ceramic pitcher with a design of palm trees. The handle is in the shape of a branch. A metal lid is mounted onto the top edge of the pitcher and opens on a hinge near the handle. The bottom is marked with a small ribbon with the initials "USP".
Context
Made by the United States Pottery Company in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic, Metal
Syrup Pitcher
Name/Title
Syrup Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.8
Description
Salt glazed ceramic syrup pitcher molded with a high-relief design of a man and woman sitting among palm trees (likely Paul and Virginia). The woman is wearing neoclassical clothing, and the man is wearing a sailor uniform. The other side shows the man on his knees in front of the standing woman with palm trees in the background. The top is mounted with a pewter lid that hinges open near the handle.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Syrup Pitcher
Name/Title
Syrup Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1959.61.60
Description
White salt-glazed ceramic syrup pitcher. The pitcher is molded with a design of tree branches with new leaf buds, flying birds, and birds' nests filled with chicks and eggs. The top is molded to accommodate a metal lid.
Acquisition
1959.61
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Syrup Pitcher
Name/Title
Syrup Pitcher
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.1
Description
Small white ceramic pitcher with a design of palm trees. The handle is in the shape of a branch. The bottom is marked with a small ribbon with the initials "USP".
Context
Made by The United States Pottery Company in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
T-Shirt
Name/Title
T-Shirt
Entry/Object ID
2004.62.6
Description
Green t-shirt printed at the center front with the words, "GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS STATES / FOUNDED 1938" in a circle around a map outline of the state of Vermont with the American Legion logo over it.
Context
Green Mountain Boys State is an annual, weeklong citizenship training session for the high school boys in Northfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2004.62
Clothing/Dress/Costume Details
Shirt
Male
L
Fabric
Jersey
Material
Cotton
Sewing Stitch Type
Overlock Stitch
Made/Created
Anvil Knitwear
2004
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Green Mountain Boys State, American Legion Department of Vermont
Place
Town
Northfield
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tasting Glass
Name/Title
Tasting Glass
Entry/Object ID
2003.79.1
Description
Small, clear glass tasting cup. One side of the cup is etched, "Tasting Harpoon Beer / 1. Appearance / color, clarity, foam, carbonation / 2. Aroma / hoppy, malty, floral, fruity / 3. Mouthfeel / light, medium, or full body / 4. Taste / sweet, bitter, malty 5. Finish/ lingering or crisp, sweet or dry." The other side is etched with the Harpoon Brewery logo (the business name in an oval with a harpoon), and a horizontal line with the label, "2 oz."
Context
Used for beer tastings at Harpoon Brewery in Windsor, Vermont
Acquisition
2003.79
Made/Created
Harpoon Brewery
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Harpoon Brewery
Place
Town
Windsor
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tasting Glass
Name/Title
Tasting Glass
Entry/Object ID
2003.80.1
Description
Small tasting glass. The glass has a round, heavy base and flares toward the top before turning back inward. The glass is etched on one side with the inscription, "VERMONT BREWERS FESTIVAL" above an image of hops and wheat. The opposite side is etched with a horizontal fill line.
Context
Made for Vermont Brewers Festival, 2003
Acquisition
2003.80
Made/Created
2003
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.19a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
Made/Created
1825
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.11a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.17a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.18a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.12a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.13a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.10a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.14a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.15a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.16a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.9a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.8a
Description
White ceramic tea cup with no handle. One side is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mother's Grave.“ The other side is printed with a scene showing a young woman holding a baby with a young child standing behind her. They are shown beside yard or meadow, in front of some large rocks and trees. The illustration is labeled “The Orphans”.
Context
Owned by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.2a
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed teacup. The cup has a short base and no handle. The interior is printed at the bottom with a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The interior sides are printed with a border of stylized flowers and leafy vines. The outside of the cut is printed with a similar scene as the interior: two figures beside a river with towers in the background. Though unmarked, the design is “Nonpareil”.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1974.15.1
Description
Ornate white teacup with purple and green thistles printed on the exterior. The cup is lobed with molded scrollwork between each section. The bottom is marked, "Weimar / Germany".
Context
Owned by Ruth Eaton Kent in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1974.15
Made/Created
Lexicon
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Kent, Ruth Eaton (1849-1907)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.1d
Description
White ceramic teacup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.1a
Description
White ceramic teacup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.37
Description
Straight-sided teacup painted in a gradient of blue, white, green, and brown (top to bottom). One side is printed with a full-color illustration of a tree-lined park with decorative paths. The image is labeled, "Fletcher Park, Canaan, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Altzburg China, made in Germany for J. Farnham & Co., Canaan, Vt."
Context
Sold by J. Farnham & Co. in Canaan, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), J. Farnham & Co.
Place
Town
Canaan
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.42
Description
Miniature red glass teacup with a clear glass handle. The cup is printed in white with the inscription, "Souvenir Craftsbury, Vt." and there is a line of gilding around the top edge.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Craftsbury
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.31
Description
Small white porcelain teacup with no handle. The cup is printed with full-color roses and one side has an illustration of a park beside a small body of water with large buildings in the background. The image is labeled, "Barton Landing, Vt." The bottom of the cup is marked, "WHEELOCK Made in Germany for Whipple, French & Co. Barton Landing, Vt."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
Wheelock
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Whipple, French & Co.
Place
Village
Barton
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2006.29.5
Description
Orange miniature souvenir teacup painted with a dragon motif and the word "Vermont".
Acquisition
2006.29
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2007.19.3
Description
Miniature glass teacup. The bottom half of the cup and the handle are clear glass and the top half is painted transparent red. The bottom portion has wide flutes, and the top portion is painted with the inscription, "Lake Morey, Fairlee, Vt."
Acquisition
2007.19
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Lake
Lake Morey
Town
Fairlee
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.9
Description
White ceramic teacup airbrushed with purple over a leaf-shaped stencil and printed on one side with a full-color illustration of a large, single-story house in a field. The image is labeled, "Vermont State Soldiers' Home, Bennington." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for Mrs. A. A. Squires, Bennington, Vt."
Context
Sold by Mrs. A. A. Squires in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Mrs. A. A. Squires
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1082
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.963
Description
Transfer-printed teacup with handle and base. The design is printed in black and features pagoda-style buildings and trees. The print is smudged and running.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1083
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1065
Description
White, small, handleless tea cup decorated in a band with pink luster sprigs.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.22
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed teacup with no handle. The center bottom is printed with an urn and sailing ship. The upper interior border is separated into wedges, alternating between floral bunches and a scene with an urn and a sailboat. The exterior shows a large urn beside beside a body of water. The bottom is marked, "CANOVA".
Acquisition
1942.18
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.2b
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed teacup. The cup has a short base and no handle. The interior is printed at the bottom with a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The interior sides are printed with a border of stylized flowers and leafy vines. The outside of the cut is printed with a similar scene as the interior: two figures beside a river with towers in the background. Though unmarked, the design is “Nonpareil”.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.1b
Description
White ceramic teacup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.15
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed teacup with a dramatically flared rim and small handle. The cup is printed with a pattern of flowers, berries, and scrollwork.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.28
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed tea cup with no handle. The interior center is printed with a sailboat, and the interior border is printed with bunches of flowers alternating with a scene of a large urn near a body of water. The exterior is printed with a scene showing two figures beside a large urn at the edge of a body of water with classical buildings in the background.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1942.7.1a
Description
Fluted white teacup with a small handle. The cup sits on a short, round base.
Context
Owned by Thankful Raymond Paige Carter of Hardwick, Vermont
Acquisition
1942.7
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Carter, Thankful Raymond Paige (1801-1878)
Place
Town
Hardwick
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.48
Description
Small white ceramic teacup printed with a design of a sprig of rosebuds. The design has been hand painted in green and pink.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.49
Description
Lusterware teacup with no handle. The cup is hand painted with green and copper luster in a design of leaves around the rim with a starburst in the interior center.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.24
Description
White-bodied ceramic teacup with molded and lustered design. The body of the cup is faceted and molded with curvilinear rococo swashes and floral sprigs. The floral sprigs are painted with purple luster. The handle is round.
Context
Owned by G. Nelson Brigham in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Brigham, G. Nelson
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.2
Description
Small blue & white teacup with a high handle and flared lid. The blue-and-white transfer-printed design shows figures having a picnic in a meadow overlooking a lake.
Context
Owned by the Wheelock family in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.23
Description
Small blue & white teacup with a high handle and flared lid. The blue-and-white transfer-printed design shows figures having a picnic in a meadow overlooking a lake. The other side is printed with two repeated Asiatic towers.
Context
Owned by the Wheelock family in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.22
Description
White teacup or tea bowl with no handle. The cup is decorated with hand-painted sprigs of flowers in red and purple on both the exterior and interior of the cup.
Context
Owned by the Wheelock family of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1954.27.3
Description
White teacup or tea bowl with no handle. The cup is decorated with hand-painted sprigs of flowers in red and purple on both the exterior and interior of the cup.
Context
Owned by the Wheelock family of Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.27
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1969.16.2c
Description
Black-and-white transfer-printed teacup. The cup has a short base and no handle. The interior is printed at the bottom with a scene of two figures beside a river with towers in the background. The interior sides are printed with a border of stylized flowers and leafy vines. The outside of the cut is printed with a similar scene as the interior: two figures beside a river with towers in the background. Though unmarked, the design is “Nonpareil”.
Context
Descended within the Ranney family of Pittsfield, Vermont
Acquisition
1969.16
Made/Created
T. & J. Mayer
1838-1842
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Pittsfield
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.961
Description
Transfer-printed handless teacup. The design is printed in black and features pagoda-style buildings and trees. The print is smudged and running.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1062
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1069
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink hatched border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1063
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink hatched border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1085
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1084
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1068
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1081
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink vine border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1086
Description
Small, white ceramic handleless tea cup decorated with bands and sprigs in pink luster.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1064
Description
White ceramic handleless tea cup decorated with bands and sprigs in pink luster.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1261
Description
Blue-and-white transfer-printed teacup. The cup is decorated with a a swirling design around the border and at the center interior.
Context
Used by Lucretia Rugg Twitchell in Jamaica, VT
Acquisition
1958.1
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Twitchell, Lucretia Rugg (1797-1861)
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1259
Description
Transfer-printed teacup. The design features pagoda-style buildings connected by stairs and bridges. The interior border is printed with repeating vignettes of pagodas.
Context
Owned by Lucretia Farr Rugg in Londonderry, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
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Relationships
Person or Organization
Rugg, Lucretia Farr (1775-1848)
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1361
Description
White ceramic handleless tea cup decorated with bands and sprigs in pink luster.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.1c
Description
White ceramic teacup printed in blue with a scene of a city street line with commercial building. The image is labeled, "PORTLAND ST. MORRISVILL, VT." The interior rim of the cup is printed with a floral border. The bottom is marked "ADAMS SOUVENIR SERIES Made in England for A. R. Campbell. Morrisville, Vt."
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.4
Made/Created
William Adams & Sons
1915-1916
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.48
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared outward toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink ground on which is painted a pink luster vine with small pink luster and green leaves and small green berries. Three large green-and-yellow leaves are placed along the vine.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.49
Description
White-bodied ceramic tea cup with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the cup is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The small handle is angular with a protruding tip. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster flora vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.64
Description
White-bodied teacup decorated with molded purple luster flora sprigs. The faceted cup is flared outward at the lip, and the handle is angular.
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Teacup
Name/Title
Teacup
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.78
Description
White ceramic teacup with gilding around the rim. The cup has a handle, and the body is molded into 14 facets.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
2003.59a-b
Description
Ceramic teapot with lid. The teapot is hand painted with floral swags, blue stripes, and gold/brown arches. One side has a handle and the other side has a short spout.
Context
Owned by former Vermont Governor, Cornelius P. VanNess
Acquisition
2003.59
Made/Created
1825
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Van Ness, Cornelius P. (1782-1852)
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Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.81ab
Description
Miniature ceramic teapot with lid. The pot is white on the bottom and glazed brown on the top half and the lid. The bottom portion has the hand-painted gold inscription, "SOUVENIR MILTON, VT."
Acquisition
2005.21
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Milton
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
1954.31.1a-b
Description
White-bodied ceramic teapot with gilded decoration. The teapot has a round body that narrows upward to the top opening. The ear-shaped handle is attached with a molded leaf, which accented with gilding. The spout is gilded. The lid is topped with a seed pod sitting on a bed of leaves.
Context
Owned by Carrie Wheelock home in Barre, Vt.
Acquisition
1954.31
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Wheelock, Carrie M.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1365ab
Description
White ceramic teapot decorated with pink luster sprigs. The semi-rectangular body of the pot is decorated in a band on the upper half, with a curved spout on one end and an angular handle on the other. The opening flares outward and is decorated with a pink luster vine. The lid is decorated with the same sprigs as the body and topped with a rectangular handle.
Context
Used by Hannah Hager in Chester, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Lid
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Hager, Hannah Caryl (1788-1871)
Place
Town
Chester
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.63
Description
White ceramic teapot with a short, rotund body, widely flared top, and high handle. The body is decorated in a large band of pink luster swags, with leaves at each high point, and sprigs of leaves and berries above each low point. A vine of leaves and berries encircle the join of the body and the rim at the narrowest point. The rim is decorated around the opening with floral sprigs in pink luster.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.72a-b
Description
White ceramic teapot with lid. The pot has eight sides and sits on an octagonal base. Both the pot and lid are molded with floral designs that are partially painted with pink luster.
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Lexicon
Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.88a-b
Description
White porcelain teapot with bands of gilding around the lid, lid handle, shoulder, and along the spout and handle. The body of the pot has straight sides, which angle sharply inward toward the opening. The lid has a round center handle.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Lid
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tear Bottle
Name/Title
Tear Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.154
Description
Small, square bottle with a tiny chamber in the center. The bottle is decorated with gilded Xs and horizontal lines. The bottom is square.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Tear Bottle
Name/Title
Tear Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.153
Description
Small, square bottle with a tiny chamber in the center. The bottle is decorated with gilded Xs and horizontal lines. The bottom is square with tape residue on the exterior.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Tile
Name/Title
Tile
Entry/Object ID
1966.56
Description
Encaustic tile decorated in green with a quatrefoil.
Acquisition
1966.56
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Tile
Name/Title
Tile
Entry/Object ID
2020.1.1
Description
Square white ceramic tile printed on the front with an image of a granite quarry surrounded by the words, "BARRE VERMONT / HERITAGE FESTIVAL INC." in a circle. The bottom of the image is labeled "1780-1970". The tile is backed with a thin layer of cork, and there is a metal eyelet at the center top.
Context
Produced to commemorate the 1970 Barre Heritage Festival
Acquisition
2020.1
Made/Created
Screencraft
1970
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Materials
Ceramic, Cork, Metal
Relationships
Person or Organization
Barre Ethnic Heritage Association, Inc.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Barre Heritage Festival
Tile
Name/Title
Tile
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.24
Description
Blue and white transfer-printed tile. The tile features a scene of a large neoclassical building with two levels of portico and a large central dome. There is a field with cows in the foreground. The bottom edge has the label, "State House Boston 1818". The reverse is marked, "Pub. by Macullar Parker & Company", "Murtons China Works, Stoke-on-Trent", and "Wallbrook, London."
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Tile
Name/Title
Tile
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.97
Description
Decorative ceramic tile with mottled brown glaze. The tile is molded with a diaper or repeating diamond pattern in the center and a raised ogee molded frame around the edges. The back is marked, "Lyman Fenton & Co. / Bennington, Vt. / Fenton's ENAMEL PATENTED 1849."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
To Go Cup
Name/Title
To Go Cup
Entry/Object ID
2011.1.82
Description
White porcelain figurine in the shape of a paper "to go" cup. The thin-bodied cup has a rolled rim and a prominent seam. The applied handle consists of two ear-shaped tabs attached together away from the cup and to a rectangular piece against the cup. The bottom is marked in blue, "THE AMERICAN APPLIE PIE COMPANY" with a blue wedge covered in white stars.
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Cup
Acquisition
2011.1
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Role
Ceramicist
1976
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Goddard College
Place
Town
Plainfield
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tobacco Jar
Name/Title
Tobacco Jar
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.55
Description
Tobacco jar in the shape of a seated man with mottled brown glaze. The man is wearing eighteenth-century-style clothing. He is holding a pitcher in his right hand, propped on his raised right thigh, and he is holding a cup in the other hand, propped on his lowers left knee. The lid, presumably in the shape of a hat, is missing.
Acquisition
1960.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Toilet Bottle
Name/Title
Toilet Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1960.184a-b
Description
Clear glass perfume bottle with glass stopper. The bottle is faceted with triangular sides and the round stopper is faceted into triangles as well.
Acquisition
1960.184
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Toilet Bottle
Name/Title
Toilet Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1966.47.62a-b
Description
Cylindrical clear glass bottle and stopper. The bottle is encased in a silk cover with ribbon embroidery in a design of white flowers, green leaves, and wheat stalks.
Acquisition
1966.47
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Materials
Silk, Glass
Toilet Bottle
Name/Title
Toilet Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.132a-b
Description
Clear glass toilet bottle or perfume bottle. The bottle is mold blown with a ribbed pattern. It has a round glass stopper.
Context
Likely owned by a member of the Kent family in Calais, Vermont.
Acquisition
1976.43
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Village
Kent's Corner
Town
Calais
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toilet Bottle
Name/Title
Toilet Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1966.47.62c-d
Description
Cylindrical clear glass bottle and stopper. The bottle is encased in a silk cover with ribbon embroidery in a design of white flowers, green leaves, and wheat stalks.
Acquisition
1966.47
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Materials
Silk, Glass
Toilet Bottle
Name/Title
Toilet Bottle
Entry/Object ID
2007.18.494a-b
Description
Large glass bottle stoppered with a cork. The bottle is filled with liquid with brown material now settled near the bottom. There is a paper label printed with an illustration of an indigenous American with a large, feathered war bonnet. The label reads, "YUCCA FOR THE HAIR.", along with a long advertisement for the product and directions for use.

The bottle is accompanied by a white cardboard box printed with the image of an indigenous American woman wrapped in fabric with braided hair reading her thighs. The box reads, "YUCCA THE GREAT MEXICAN PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR", along with claims about what the treatment can cure.
Context
Made by the Yucca Company in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.18
Made/Created
The Yucca Company
1890-1901
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Paper, Cork, Cardboard
Toilet Bottle
Name/Title
Toilet Bottle
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.34
Description
Small glass toilet bottle, or perfume bottle, with stopper. The body of the bottle is painted brow with a lighter brown floral vine pattern painted onto it.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Toilet Bottles
Name/Title
Toilet Bottles
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.148a-b
Description
Two matching toilet bottles with stoppers. Each is very round and molded with a repeating diaper pattern. Each has a round glass stopper with the same diaper pattern.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Materials
Glass
Toothpick
Name/Title
Toothpick
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.110
Description
Molded clear glass toothpick holder in the shape of a mug. The base and handle are clear glass, and the base is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the cup painted with the gold inscription, "Souvenir of Quechee, Vt." as well as a pink, white, and green rose.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Quechee
Town
Hartford
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2008.36.1
Description
Green-glazed ceramic toothpick holder in the shape of a bulbous cup or kettle. One side is painted with the inscription, "Souvenir Rutland, Vt."
Acquisition
2008.36
Made/Created
1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.3
Description
White ceramic toothpick holder. The holder sits on eight very small legs and flares outward at the top. The center front is printed with a copperplate illustration of a building with a square cupola or steeple and four two-story columns across the front. The image is labeled, "PHILIPS ACADEMY, DANVILLE GREE, Vt." The bottom is marked MADE IN GERMANY FOR J.E. TINKER DANVILLE, Vt."
Context
Sold by J. E. Tinker in Danville, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
J. E. Tinker, Phillips Academy
Place
Town
Danville
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2017.23.2
Description
White ceramic toothpick holder with scalloped and gilded rim. The holder is printed with an illustration of a Victorian building with two towers and an arched doorway. The image is labeled, "SPAULDING GRADED SCHOOL, BARRE, VT." The other side of the holder is printed with the inscription, "TAKE YOUR PICK". The bottom is marked, "Made in Austria for C.N. Kenyon & Co., Boston Bargain Store Barre, Vt. Vienna."
Context
Sold by the Boston Bargain Store in Barre, Vermont.
Acquisition
2017.23
Made/Created
1899-1914
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Spaulding High School, C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.46
Description
Molded glass toothpick holder in the shape of a beer stein. The lower half of the cup and the handle are clear glass and the upper half of the cup is red glass. The lower half of the cup is molded into facets or flutes. One side of the cup is printed with the white inscription, "Souvenir East Burke, Vermont".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Burke
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.49
Description
Molded glass toothpick holder in the shape of a mug. The base and handle are clear glass, and the base is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the cup is red glass and is painted with the gold inscription, "Souvenir of East Franklin, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Franklin
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.67
Description
Green molded glass toothpick holder. The cup is molded with leaves and scrolls around the middle, and a band of scrolled molding is gilded. The top edge is also gilded. One side is printed with the inscription, "Souvenir Hortonville, Vt."
Context
Sold in Hortonville, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Hortonville
Town
Mount Holly
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.70
Description
Custard glass toothpick holder. The cup flares outward from the base to the rim, and the top edge is gilded. One side is printed in red with the inscription, "Souvenir JAMAICA, VT.
Context
Sold in Jamaica, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Jamaica
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.82
Description
Molded glass toothpick holder in the shape of a mug. The base and handle are clear glass, and the base is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the cup is red glass and is painted with the gold inscription, "Souvenir of Montgomery Center, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Village
Montgomery Center
Town
Montgomery
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.90
Description
Pomegranate or pineapple shaped toothpick holder with gilded edge. The holder is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with a central cupola. The image is labeled, "ACADEMY & GRADED SCHOOLS, MORRISVILL, VT." The bottom is marked, MADE IN GERMANY FOR WILDER'S VARIETY STORE, MORRISVILLE, VT."
Context
Sold by Wilder's Variety Store in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1890-1896
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Wilder's Variety Store
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.126
Description
Opaque glass toothpick holder in the shape of a beer stein. The cup is white and handle is painted with gold paint. The cup has the hand painted inscription, "Souvenir South Randolph".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.6
Description
Custard glass toothpick holder with gold scalloped edge and raised design around bottom half. One side is printed in red with the inscription, "Souvenir No. Troy, Vt."
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1895-1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Village
North Troy
Town
Troy
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.24
Description
Custard glass toothpick holder. The cup flares outward from the base to the rim, and the top edge is gilded. One side is printed in red with the inscription, "Souvenir Hardwick, Vt."
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1895-1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Hardwick
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.33
Description
Custard glass toothpick holder in the shape of a beer stein. The cup is printed with the red inscription, "Souvenir Barton Landing, Vt."
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1895-1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Village
Barton
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.34
Description
Custard glass toothpick holder. The cup flares outward from the base to the rim, and the top edge is gilded. One side is printed in red with the inscription, "Souvenir Barton Landing, Vt."
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1895-1910
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Village
Barton
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.39
Description
White ceramic toothpick holder printed on one side with an illustration of a park beside a small body of water with large buildings in the background. The image is labeled, "Barton Landing, Vt." The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany".
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.25
Description
Pomegranate or pineapple shaped toothpick holder with gilded edge. The holder is printed with an engraved illustration of a clapboard church building. The image is labeled, "CATHOLIC CHURCH, LOWELL VT." The bottom is marked, MADE IN GERMANY FOR I. STEPHENSON, LOWELL, VT."
Context
Sold by I. Stephenson in Lowell, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
I. Stephenson
Place
Town
Lowell
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2007.19.5
Description
Glass toothpick holder shaped like a cauldron. There are three small fit, painted gold, and there is a gold stripe along the flared top rim. The round body of the cauldron is red and printed in white with the inscription, "Souvenir Randolph, Vt."
Acquisition
2007.19
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2011.10
Description
Molded glass toothpick holder. The base is clear glass and is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the cup is red glass and is printed with the white inscription, "Souvenir Barre, Vt."
Acquisition
2011.10
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2007.60
Description
Molded glass toothpick holder. The base is clear glass and is molded into facets to imitate cut crystal. The upper portion of the cup is red glass and is painted with the gold inscription, "Lunenburg, Vt."
Acquisition
2007.60
Made/Created
1910-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Lunenberg
County
Essex County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Entry/Object ID
2008.14.1
Description
Glass toothpick holder shaped like a cauldron. There are three small fit, painted gold, and there is a gold stripe along the flared top rim. There is a wire handle that hinges upward. The round body of the cauldron is red and painted with the inscription, "Souvenir of Brattleboro".
Acquisition
2008.14
Made/Created
circa 1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Metal
Relationships
Place
Town
Brattleboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tote Bag
Name/Title
Tote Bag
Entry/Object ID
2018.5.5
Description
Miniature porcelain tote bag. The bag is formed from a single rectangle of porcelain, folding at the bottom and "seamed" up the sides, with impressed dots to simulate a stitch line. The top edge of the bag is folded to the outside to simulate a bound hem. There is an applied loop handle on both sides. The bag is signed in blue on the bottom, "c. Potok".
Artwork Details
Porcelain
Context
From the "Paperware" line by Charlotte Potok of Plainfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.5
Made/Created
Artist
Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
1978-1983
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Dimensions
Overall
Tray
Name/Title
Tray
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.86
Description
Rococo revival lobed tray with decorative molding and gilding around the edge. The tray is printed with two engraved illustrations of building. The one on the left shows a wide building with covered porches along the front at the first and second stories. The image is labeled, "PAVILION HOTEL, MONTPELIER." The image on the left shows a large Victorian building with a square tower at one corner with arches on the first story. The image is labeled, "U.S. GOVERNMENT BUILDING AND POST OFFICE, MONTPELIER, VT." The bottom of the tray is marked, "Made in England MARVIN & SHERBURNED MONTPELIER VT".
Context
Sold by Marvin & Sherburne in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Marvin & Sherburne
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trinket Box
Name/Title
Trinket Box
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.2ab
Description
Rectangular, gold lustered ceramic trinket box with lid. The center of the lid is printed with a full-color illustration of a large building with a central cupola and side towers. The image is labeled, "BRIGHAM ACADEMY, BAKERSFIELD, VT." The bottom of the box is marked, "Made in Germany, the Variety Store Co., Bakersfield, Vt."
Context
Sold by The Variety Store in Bakersfield, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Variety Store Company
Place
Town
Bakersfield
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trinket Box
Name/Title
Trinket Box
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.103ab
Description
Oval green glass trinket box with lid. The edge of the lid is painted gold, and the center is printed with the white inscription, "Souvenir of PERU, VERMONT".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Peru
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trinket Box
Name/Title
Trinket Box
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.120ab
Description
Rectangular, white ceramic trinket box with lid. The lid is printed with an engraved illustration showing a lake with a covered bridge crossing a narrow portion. The image is labeled, "FERN HILL". The bottom of the box is marked, "B. F: H: S: MADE IN AUSTRIA. for W. F. NELSON. RUTLAND, VT."
Context
Sold by W. F. Nelson in Rutland, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. F. Nelson
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trinket Box
Name/Title
Trinket Box
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.147
Description
Small gray/green dish with a lid covered in white flowers and a handle.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Dimensions
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Trinket Box
Name/Title
Trinket Box
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.590ab
Description
Rectangular trinket box with removable lid. Both the lid and the box are decoratively molded with swirls. The lid is printed with the image of a building with a prominent tower and the label, "BLACK RIVER ACADEMY, LUDLOW, VT." The bottom of the box is printed with the label, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR JOHN BARRETT LUDLOW VT."
Context
Souvenir of Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
19th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Barrett, John (1836-1925), Black River Academy
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trivet
Name/Title
Trivet
Entry/Object ID
1997.26.11
Description
Flat, white ceramic disk. The center top is printed with a black engraving of a globe with a ribbon or banner flowing across the center that reads, "FAIRBANKS SCALES".
Context
Made for Fairbanks Scales of St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1997.26
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Fairbanks Scales
Place
Town
St. Johnsbury
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trivet
Name/Title
Trivet
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.138
Description
Round, white ceramic trivet with a slight, round rim. The trivet is printed in the center with an engraved illustration of an aerial view of a town. The image is labeled, "STOWE VILLAGE, STOWE, VT". The bottom of the dish is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR WEYMOUTH BROWN & CO., BRISTOL, N.H."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Weymouth Brown & Company
,
Trivet
Name/Title
Trivet
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.14
Description
White ceramic trivet with a raised rim molded with scrollwork. The center is printed with a line drawing of a large, two-story nine-bay building with a central cupola. The image is labeled, "BRANDON GRADED SCHOOL." The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR F. W. BACON BRANDON VT."
Context
Sold by F. W. Bacon in Brandon, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
F. W. Bacon
Place
Town
Brandon
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Trivet
Name/Title
Trivet
Entry/Object ID
2007.55.18
Description
White ceramic trivet with a raised, pink rim molded with scrollwork. The center is printed with an engraved illustration of a large building with towers set behind leafless trees. The image is labeled, "SPAULDING GRADED SCHOOL, BARRE, VT." The bottom of the trivet is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR GEO. F. SCOTT & CO., BARRE, VT."
Context
Sold by George F. Scott and Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2007.55
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Spaulding High School, George F. Scott and Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.14
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon.
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.2
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
20th Century
Lexicon
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.1
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
20th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.7
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
20th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.10
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon.
Acquisition
1969.28
Made/Created
20th Century
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.15
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon. Between the two is a molding of a two-masted ship.
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.4
Description
Glass tumbler etched with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey within a laurel wreath. The wreath is topped with a flying eagle and flanked by United States flags and Puerto Rican flags. The bottom of the wreath is labeled, "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY THE HERO OF MANILA".
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.19
Description
Glass tumbler etched with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey within a laurel wreath. The wreath is topped with a flying eagle and flanked by United States flags and Puerto Rican flags. The bottom of the wreath is labeled, "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY THE HERO OF MANILA".
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.20
Description
Glass tumbler etched with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey over a waving United States flag. A small pennant with the inscription, "VICTORY", flies above the US flag. The portrait is framed within a loop of rope, and the inscription "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY U.S.N." rings the bottom edge.
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.8
Description
Glass tumbler etched with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey within a laurel wreath drawn in a copperplate style. The bottom of the wreath is labeled, "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY, U.S.N." The rim of the glass is gilded.
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Gold
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.9
Description
Glass tumbler etched with a bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey within a laurel wreath drawn in a copperplate style. The bottom of the wreath is labeled, "ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY, U.S.N." The rim of the glass is gilded.
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass, Gold
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1969.28.3
Description
Glass tumbler printed with a white wrap showing a photographic bust portrait of Admiral George Dewey within a laurel wreath. The wreath is topped with a flying eagle and flanked by United States flags and Puerto Rican flags. The bottom is labeled, "REAR ADMIRAL GEO. DEWEY U.S. NAVY. THE HERO OF MANILA".
Acquisition
1969.28
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
2006.20.1
Description
Fluted white porcelain souvenir tumbler printed with an engraved illustration of a bird's-eye view of a village in a valley with a large mountain in the background. The image is labeled, "ASCUTNEY MOUTNAIN WINDSOR, VT". The bottom of the cup is marked, "Made in England CABOT BROS. WINDSOR, VT."
Context
Sold by the Cabot Brothers in Windsor, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.20
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cabot Brothers
,
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
2010.11.34
Description
Glass tumbler (pint) printed with a blue logo showing a tall ship from the front. The words "LAKE CHAMPLAIN MARITIME MUSEUM" rings the outside edge of the logo, and there is a compass rose at the center bottom.
Context
Souvenir of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Vergennes, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.11
Made/Created
2009
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
,
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
2006.29.3
Description
Molded glass souvenir tumbler. The bottom portion of the glass is faceted to look like cut crystal. The top portion was previously opalescent (now worn away) and is printed in white with the words, "Souvenir of LAKE EDEN, VT."
Acquisition
2006.29
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
Town
Eden
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1955.11.109
Description
Green glass pressed glass tumbler. There are 9 flutes around the cup.
Acquisition
1955.11
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1980.14.1b
Description
Pressed glass tumbler heavily molded with imagery of Admiral George Dewey and militaria. The glass is molded to have a rough ground, bordered on the top by a rope and the bottom by repeated stacks of cannonballs. One side shows a bust portrait of Dewey within a laurel wreath topped with a flying eagle. The other side shows crossed flags over a cannon.
Acquisition
1980.14
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dewey, George (1837-1917)
Event
Spanish-American War
Tumbler
Name/Title
Tumbler
Entry/Object ID
1958.9.4
Description
Tall, clear glass tumbler. The glass is narrower at the base than the top.
Context
Likely used by a member of the Dewey family of Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.9
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Tureen
Name/Title
Tureen
Entry/Object ID
1994.3.3a-b
Description
Small lidded tureen. The body and lid are transfer printed with blue florals and geometric borders. There is a semi-circular cutout in the lid to accomodate a ladle. The lid has a shell-shaped handle at the top center.
Context
Given to Harriet Louise Cole and Fred Howard Prouty of Jericho, Vermont, at their wedding.
Acquisition
1994.3
Made/Created
circa 1905
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Dimensions
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Prouty, Fred Howard (1868-1928), Prouty, Harriet Cole (1872-1952)
,
Tureen
Name/Title
Tureen
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.77a-b
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed tureen and lid. The tureen is printed with a scenic design showing people at the side of a river. The lid is printed with the same scene. The handle of the lid is molded into the shape of a flower.
Acquisition
1942.18
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Tureen
Name/Title
Tureen
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.73a-b
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed tureen and lid. The tureen is printed with a scenic design showing people at the side of a river. The rim of the tureen and the lid are printed with flowers.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Tureen
Name/Title
Tureen
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.77a-b
Description
Six-sided covered dish. The dish is decorated with molded grape vines in light blue.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Tureen Tray
Name/Title
Tureen Tray
Entry/Object ID
1994.3.3c
Description
Small, rectangular tray transfer printed with an Asiatic scene. The central scene shows two female figures near a fence, one holding an umbrella over the others. The right side of the scene is dominated by an oversized floral bush. The border is printed with flowers.
Context
Given to Helen Louise Cole and Fred Howard Prouty of Jericho, Vermont, at their wedding.
Acquisition
1994.3
Made/Created
circa 1905
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Prouty, Fred Howard (1868-1928), Prouty, Harriet Cole (1872-1952)
,
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1960.1.38
Description
Large figural vase in the shape of a deer laying next to a tree stump. The whole work is glazed with mottled brown. The deer is facing to the left with wide eyes. The antlers are broken off. There is rough, extruded ceramic clumps attached to the base and the top of the deer's head, represent grass and fur respectively. The tree stump is hollow, acting as a bud vase.
Acquisition
1960.1
Made/Created
United States Pottery Company
1845-1858
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2000.16.8
Description
Ceramic bud vase with light blue glaze speckled with brown. The vase consists of a long neck with a wide, round base and round finger handle, similar in shape to a chamber stick. At the base of the neck is a molded snowflake; the raised design is painted brown. The bottom is left unglazed, showing the light brown ceramic body and the maker's mark, "goss crafted in Vermont".
Context
Made by goss in Vermont
Acquisition
2000.16
Made/Created
Goss
1990-2000
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1961.28
Description
Blue glazed ceramic vase. The top of the vase flares outward into four soft corners. The bas is round. The bottom is marked "S. Ballard VERMONT 12".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
1961.28
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1940-1950
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1971.19
Description
Orange and yellow glass vase with a petaled top edge. The colors in the glass are striated horizontally.
Acquisition
1971.19
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1971.20.1
Description
Pink glass vase in the shape of a basket. The pink glass is caned with white and twisted into a swirl pattern. The 6 feet are clear glass and pressed into the shape of leaves. The handle is clear and molded into the shape of a thorny branch. The edges of the pink basket feather outward.
Context
Owned by Jennie K. Wilson Dustin in Randolph, Vermont
Acquisition
1971.20
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dustin, Jennie K. Wilson
Place
Town
Randolph
County
Orange County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1973.13
Description
White ceramic vase decorated with naturalistic red flowers on green stems. The neck is broken off at the shoulder.
Acquisition
1973.13
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Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1976.43.8
Description
Blown glass vase painted with a design of orange day lilies, cattails, blue and orange columbine, and leaves. The glass is heavily frosted, and there is a gold band at the base and around the rim.
Acquisition
1976.43
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2017.23.3
Description
Slip cast ceramic vase in an irregular, bulbous pattern resembling several mouths. The piece has a glaze of very light green applied to top edge of each shape. The bottom is marked, "ORIGINAL 'BETHEL' HAND-MADE AND HAND - DECORATED POTTERYWARE Wild Life of Birchland Manuel and Lucille Miller Bethel, Vermont"
Context
Made by Manuel and Lucille Miller in Bethel, Vermont
Acquisition
2017.23
Made/Created
Miller, Lucille (1910-1977), Miller, Manuel
1946-1956
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Materials
Stoneware
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.3
Description
Miniature vase with a full-color illustration of a white house set among tall, green trees. The illustration is labeled, "Vermont Soldier's Home, Bennington, Vt." The rest of the vase is blue with gilded accents. The bottom is labeled, "Made in GERMANY".
Acquisition
1998.40
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Bennington
County
Bennington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.4
Description
Miniature vase with two double handles. The vase has an illustration of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. It is partially colored and has the label, "STATE HOUSE MONTPELIER, VT". The res of the vase is lustered gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Boston Bargain Store Montpelier, Vt."
Context
Sold by Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Boston Bargain Store
,
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2000.3.6
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a loving cup. The front has an illustration of a neoclassical building with a domed cupola and a six-columned portico. The illustration is partially colored with the building painted brick red and has the label, "STATE HOUSE, MONTPELIER, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Boston Bargain Store Montpelier, Vt".
Context
Sold by the Boston Bargain Store in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
2000.3
Made/Created
Lexicon
Dimensions
Overall
Relationships
Person or Organization
Boston Bargain Store
,
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.4
Description
Miniature vase with two handles. The vase has an illustration of a city street scene with a large central tree and a bandstand. It is partially colored and has the label, "BARRE COMMON, BARRE, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR C. N. Kenyon & Co., Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.6
Description
Miniature vase with two handles. The vase has an illustration of a large brick building with a square bell tower on the back left corner. It is fully colored and has the label, "FIRE STATION, BARRE, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR [illeg] Barre, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. N. Kenyon & Co. in Barre, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Place
City
Barre City
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.10
Description
Miniature vase printed at the center with a fully-colored illustration of a large, two-winged building with a square tower at the join of the wings. The image is labeled, "PEERLESS MFG. CO, BARTON VERMONT". The rest of the vase is lustered with gold. The bottom is marked, "Made in Germany for C. P. Jenness, Barton, Vt."
Context
Sold by C. P. Jenness in Barton, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), C. P. Jenness, Peerless Manufacturing Company
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2009.19.6
Description
Green and white ceramic vase. The vase has a rectangular base and straight, slightly flaring sides decorated with white zigzags. The bottom is inscribed, "70 S. Ballard Vermont".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.19
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2009.19.7
Description
Green and white ceramic vase. The vase has a rectangular base and straight, slightly flaring sides decorated with white zigzags. The bottom is inscribed, "70 S. Ballard Vermont".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.19
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2009.19.8a-b
Description
White ceramic vase and saucer decorative with elongated green leaves. Both are marked on the bottom, "mann".
Context
Made by Mann in Shelburne, Vermont
Acquisition
2009.19
Made/Created
Mann
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Bandel, Betty
Place
City
South Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.27
Description
White porcelain miniature vase with two handles. The top edge of the vase is in four lobes. The front of the vase is printed with a colored illustration of a brick building with a cupola and an arched entryway. The image is labeled, "BROOKS LIBRARY, BRATTLEBORO, VT."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Brattleboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.44
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a loving cup. The front has an illustration of a long neoclassical building with a round, central cupola and a four-columned portico. The illustration is partially colored with the building painted brick red and has the label, "HOTEL, DERBY LINE, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for "R. C. Parsons, Derby Line, Vt."
Context
Sold by R. C. Parsons in Derby Line, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), R. C. Parsons
Place
Village
Derby Line
Town
Derby
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.45
Description
Milk glass vase painted in variegated shades of brown. An image of an indigenous American man wearing a large, feathered war bonnet, neck scarf, and peace medal is printed in dark brown at the center. Beneath the image is the hand-painted inscription, "Souvenir, East Alburg, Vt." in gold.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Alburgh
County
Grand Isle County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.98
Description
Clear glass vase with feathered and gilded edge. The vase is gilded with a shield shape in the center. The shield is printed with an engraved illustration of a city street and labeled, "STREET SCENE North Hyde Park". Beneath the shield are two painted stems of roses.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Hyde Park
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.121
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a basket. The front has an illustration of a Palladian building with arched windows. The image is labeled, "MEMORIAL HALL RUTLAND, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "135", and is impressed with "6508G".
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.124
Description
Milk glass vase with semi-enclosed top. The vase is painted light yellow with a large orange tulip on the side. Above the tulip is the handwritten inscription, "Souvenir South Hero". The body of the vase is shaped like a tumbler and the top is molded into a rounded lid with a circular hole in the center.
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
South Hero
County
Grand Isle County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.130
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a loving cup. The front has an illustration of a large building with three arches at the center front a tower on one corner. The illustration is partially colored with the building painted brick red and has the label, "U.S. POST OFFICE & CUSTOMS HOUSE, ST. ALBANS, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Boston Bargain Store Montpelier, Vt". The bottom is marked, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR St. Albans Coffee Co., St. Albans, Vt."
Context
Sold by St. Albans Coffee Company in Saint Albans, Vermont
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), St. Albans Coffee Company
Place
City
St. Albans City
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1998.22.2
Description
Semi-conical vase with a dark glaze in a dripping design.
Context
Made by Ruth Greene Mould in ceramic class at St. Paul Art Institute.
Acquisition
1998.22
Made/Created
Artist
Mould, Ruth Greene (1894-1979)
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Dimensions
Overall
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.158
Description
Custard glass fluted vase. The vase has a round base and flares outward toward the top. One side has the yellow, hand-painted inscription, "West Danville, Vt."
Acquisition
2005.21
Made/Created
1910-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Place
Town
Danville
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.2
Description
Miniature vase with two handles. The front has an illustration of a city block dominated by a single, large building labeled, "CORNER MAIN & PORTLAND STS, MORRISVILLE, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Geo W. Doty Morrisville Vt."
Context
Sold by G. W. Doty in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
G. W. Doty
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.16
Description
Miniature vase with two double handles. The vase has an illustration of a Large building with a columned portico and a tower. It is partially colored and has the label, "HOTEL, DERBY LINE, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR R. C. Parsons Derby Line, Vt."
Context
Sold by R. C. Parsons in Derby Line, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
R. C. Parsons
Place
Village
Derby Line
Town
Derby
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Vase
Interpretative Labels
Ceramic pieces – whether utilitarian or decorative – have been popular souvenir items for centuries. Tourists often buy examples from specific locations, unaware they are identical to dozens of others, with only a small change in feature to reflect the site of purchase. Vase Featuring Barton Landing Made in Germany Sold by Whipple, French, & Co., Barton Landing Porcelain, gold Gift of Frank L. Rathke, #2012.36.35
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.35
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a loving cup. The front has an illustration of a city street with multiple large buildings. The illustration is labeled, "VALLEY HOUSE, BARTON LANDING, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "Made in Germany for Whipple, French & Co., Barton Landing, Vt."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2012.36.38
Description
Miniature vase with two handles. The vase has an illustration of a city street with multiple large buildings. The illustration is labeled, "VALLEY HOUSE, BARTON LANDING, VT." The rest of the exterior of the dish is decorated with gold luster. The bottom bears the label, "Made in Germany for Whipple, French & Co., Barton Landing, Vt."
Context
Sold by Whipple, French & Co. in Barton Landing, Vermont
Acquisition
2012.36
Made/Created
1900-1920
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Barton
County
Orleans County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2018.18.4
Description
Ceramic bud vase with a short narrow neck and opening. The piece has a flat glaze in shades of grey and brown. On opposite sides are large, squat T-shaped designs in brown with white edges. The bottom of the vase is marked, "Benedictine Monk Weston Vermont", surrounding a symbol that resembles a capital cursive L.
Context
Made by Broth Thomas Bezanson in Weston, Vermont
Acquisition
2018.18
Made/Created
Artist
Bezanson, Thomas (1929-2007)
20th Century
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Weston Priory
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2010.12
Description
Ceramic bud vase with green glaze mottled with dark brown spots, concentrated near the top. The vase is traditionally shaped with a body that flares toward the shoulder and narrow neck. The bottom is marked, "S. Ballard".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.17
Description
Miniature pink-glazed ceramic vase with two gold handles. One side is printed with a color illustration of a brick building with a square cupola and arched entryway. The image is labeled, "BROOKS LIBRARY, BRATTLEBORO, VT."
Acquisition
2008.83
Made/Created
1890-1930
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Place
Town
Brattleboro
County
Windham County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.28
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a basket. The front has an illustration of a full-color illustration of a tall monument of a man on a square plinth. The illustration is labeled, "THE SOLDIER'S MONUMENT, MIDDLEBURY, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR W. H. Sheldon Middlebury, Vt."
Context
Sold by W. H. Sheldon in Middlebury, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
W. H. Sheldon
Place
Town
Middlebury
County
Addison County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Interpretative Labels
Ceramic pieces – whether utilitarian or decorative – have been popular souvenir items for centuries. Tourists often buy examples from specific locations, unaware they are identical to dozens of others, with only a small change in feature to reflect the site of purchase. Vase Featuring Morrisville Made in Germany Porcelain, gold Gift of J. Kevin Graffagnino, #2008.83.29
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.29
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a loving cup. The front has an illustration of a city block dominated by a single, large building labeled, "CORNER MAIN & PORTLAND STS, MORRISVILLE, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold. The bottom bears the mark, "MADE IN GERMANY FOR Geo W. Doty Morrisville Vt."
Context
Sold by George W. Doty in Morrisville, Vermont
Acquisition
2008.83
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
G. W. Doty
Place
Village
Morrisville
Town
Morristown
County
Lamoille County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.129
Description
Two-handled jug or vase with a brown, cream and yellow scroll design. The design is hand-painted underglaze and features a repeating scroll pattern in yellow with a brown background and accents. the top of the design is accented with repeating triangles, and the base is rimmed with striped. The handles are formed of two rolls of clay twisted together.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
Made/Created
Henriot Quimper
20th Century
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Event
World War II
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.141
Description
Tall black metal vase with copper-colored rim, flowers and church. It is marked on the bottom as being from M.Flour-Paris.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.160
Description
Brown glass vase with gold-painted stripes.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.164
Description
A pair of cream and blue floral vases with tags inside that say they are from a girls school.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1964.63.165
Description
Pair of cylindrical vases, wcream with blue rims. Coat of arms with figure in the middle, fruit at the top and fish at the bottom. Opposite sides of the vases are different, with one having a big yellow dragon and the other a fruit and vine design.
Context
Given to the people of Vermont from the people of France as part of the Merci Train after World War II.
Acquisition
1964.63
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Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Merci Train
Place
Country
France
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2010.47.1
Description
Short vase with a rectangular base and rounded side corners. The vase has a green glaze mottled with brown spots. The two long sides are impressed with six vertical lines. The bottom is marked "S. Ballard 33" and "Vermont 42".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2010.47
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1958.12ab
Description
Matching pair of hand-painted decorative vases. Each vase sits on a low base and has a long neck. The body of the vase is decorated in a multicolored pattern of flowers in medallions. The painting is above the glaze, and the white details are three-dimensional.
Context
Owned by Abigail Kidder Johnson Kimballs of Ludlow, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.12
Made/Created
circa 1920
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Kimball, Abigail Kidder Johnson (1812-1901)
Place
Town
Ludlow
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2014.43.1
Description
Rectangular porcelain vase that flares outwards toward the top rim. The glaze is light blue splattered with brown at the upper rim. The bottom (unglazed) is marked, "S. Ballard VERMONT 17".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2014.43
Made/Created
Artist
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.2
Description
Rectangular porcelain vase. The vase is glazed in green with brown at the top edge. The bottom (unglazed) is incised with the inscription, "S. Ballard VERMONT 19". There is a small rectangular sticker on one side that reads, "BALLARD HAND MADE PORCELAIN A PRODUCT OF VERMONT CRAFTSMANSHIP".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.3
Description
Rectangular porcelain vase that flares outwards toward the top rim. The glaze is light blue splattered with brown. The bottom (unglazed) is marked in pencil, "Ballard Porcelain Burlington".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.7
Description
Rectangular porcelain vase that flares outwards toward the top rim. The glaze is light blue splattered with brown. The bottom (unglazed) is marked in red, "20".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.8
Description
Rectangular porcelain vase that flares outwards toward the top rim. The glaze is light blue splattered with brown. The bottom (unglazed) is marked in ink, "Eckley".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.9
Description
Small, round face with green glaze and small line of brown glaze around the top rim. The glaze does not extend all the way to the bottom edge on one side. The bottom is inscribed, "S. Ballard Vermont".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2006.12.10
Description
Rectangular vase that is wider at the top than the bottom. The vase is glazed green with a brown line on the top edge. The two long sides are molded with three vertical flutes at the center. The bottom (unglazed) is inscribed with the mark, "S. Ballard VERMONT 71".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2006.12
Made/Created
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2015.3.5
Description
One-piece vase in the shape of a square planter with a square drain dish. (There is no drainage hole.) The vase flares outwards toward the top rim. The glaze is light blue splatter with brown. The brown is concentrated at the edges and corners. The unglazed bottom is incised with the mark, "S Ballard VERMONT".
Context
Made by Stanley Ballard in Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2015.3
Made/Created
Artist
Ballard, Stanley (1917-1960)
1950-1960
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.7
Description
Ceramic vase with a mottled green, brown, and red glaze over a red ceramic body.
Context
Attributed to Fairfax Pottery
Acquisition
1954.36
Made/Created
Fairfax Pottery
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Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2020.23.1
Description
Miniature vase in the shape of a basket. The front has an illustration a large brick building The illustration is labeled, "POST OFFICE, MONTPELIER, VT." The rest of the vase is lustered in gold.
Acquisition
2020.23
Made/Created
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.821
Description
Miniature vase printed with crest of the town of Hartland, Vermont. The crest consists of a shield shape with a stag's head and curled pike. The shield is surrounded by laurel leaves. Beneath the design is the inscription, "HARTLAND". The bottom is labeled, "DEVONIA ART CHINA ENGLAND" in a circle around the initials "W B P."
Context
Souvenir of Hartland, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Devonia Art China
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Overall
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Ceramic
Relationships
Place
Town
Hartland
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Entry/Object ID
2016.22.3
Description
Bud vase with a round, bulbous body and narrow spout. The vase is glazed in yellow with striping in dark and light brown and some mottling. The bottom is marked, "George Scatchard 2-72".
Context
Made by George Scatchard in Underhill, Vermont
Acquisition
2016.22
Made/Created
Artist
Scatchard, George (b. 1938)
1972-1972
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Overall
Materials
Stoneware
Vegetable Dish
Name/Title
Vegetable Dish
Entry/Object ID
1998.5.1.9
Description
White, oval vegetable dish with a brown and tan Greek key patterned border. The reverse is marked with "England/W.H. GRINDLEY" and the pattern name, "The Corfu."
Context
Used at the Poor Farm in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
1998.5
Made/Created
W. H. Grindley
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Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
City
Montpelier
County
Washington County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Vial
Name/Title
Vial
Entry/Object ID
2021.18.1
Description
Small glass vial with a metal lid. The lid has a rubber stopper in the center. The vial is wrapped with a plastic sticker label that reads, "Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine / Suspension for Intramuscular Injection for use under Emergency Use Authorization / Mutiple-dose via (10 doses of 0.5 mL)". The rest of the label contains directions for storage, administration, a website for more information, and a scannable QR code.
Context
COVID-19 Vaccine vial administered at Walgreens Pharmacy in South Burlington, Vermont
Acquisition
2021.18
Made/Created
Moderna US, Inc.
2021
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Materials
Glass, Metal, Plastic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Walgreens
Place
City
South Burlington
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Covid-19 Pandemic
Vial
Name/Title
Vial
Entry/Object ID
2021.18.3
Description
Small glass vial with a metal lid. The lid has a rubber stopper in the center. The vial is wrapped with a plastic sticker label that reads, "Janssen COVID-19 Vaccin / 5 doses of 0.5 mL". The rest of the label contains directions for storage, administration, a website for more information, and a scannable QR code.
Context
COVID-19 vaccine vial administered at the Champlain Valley Expo Center in Essex Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
2021.18
Made/Created
Janssen Pharmaceuticals
2021
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Materials
Glass, Metal, Plastic
Relationships
Place
Village
Essex Junction
Town
Essex
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Covid-19 Pandemic
Vial
Name/Title
Vial
Entry/Object ID
2021.18.2
Description
Small glass vial with a metal lid. The lid has a rubber stopper in the center. The vial is wrapped with a plastic sticker label that reads, "Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine". The rest of the label contains directions for storage, administration, and a scannable QR code.
Context
COVID-19 vaccine vial administered at the Champlain Valley Expo Center in Essex Junction, Vermont
Acquisition
2021.18
Made/Created
Pfizer Inc., BioNTech SE
2021
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Materials
Glass, Metal, Plastic
Relationships
Place
Village
Essex Junction
Town
Essex
County
Chittenden County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Event
Covid-19 Pandemic
Washbasin
Name/Title
Washbasin
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.122
Description
Slightly faceted washbasin with flared rim and mottled glazed decoration. The glaze is spotted with green and striped with orange. The bottom is marked, "Lyman Fenton & Co. / Bennington, Vt. / Fenton's ENAMEL PATENTED 1849."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Washbasin
Name/Title
Washbasin
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.114
Description
Washbasin with flared rim and mottled brown and black glaze decoration. The edge of the rim is molded with floral decorations. The bottom is marked, "Lyman Fenton & Co. / Bennington, Vt. / Fenton's ENAMEL PATENTED 1849."
Context
Made by Lyman, Fenton & Co. in Bennington, Vermont.
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Lyman, Fenton & Company
1849-1852
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Overall
Materials
Earthenware
Washbasin
Name/Title
Washbasin
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.123
Description
Marbled ceramic washbasin. The sides of the bowl are fluted.
Context
Not marked
Acquisition
1957.1
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Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1967.82.3
Description
White ceramic footed waste bowl. It is transfer printed in pink with a scene showing three young children holding hands while standing in front of a headstone. There is a small basket of flowers in front of the children and a man’s top hat overturned on the ground behind the children. There is a chapel in the background and flowers around the edges. The bottom of the illustration is labeled “The Mothers Grave.“ The interior of the bowl is striped with two lines of pink luster.
Context
Purchased by Olive Hovey Freeman of Waterford, Vermont.
Acquisition
1967.82
Made/Created
1825-1840
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Waterman, Olive Hovey Freeman (1823-1907)
Place
Town
Waterford
County
Caledonia County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.56
Description
White-bodied ceramic waste bowl with pink luster abstract floral design. The body of the bowl is flared toward the lip and has a round pedestal base. The design around the outside consists of a pink luster floral vine with red-petaled flowers beneath a pink chevron or scalloped border.
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, VT
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.27
Description
Large round transfer-printed waste bowl with hips sides. The interior is printed with a design of two young boys with bows in an English country landscape. The interior border is printed with flowers. The exterior is printed with the same scene as the interior center.
Context
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.35
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed waste bowl. The bowl is printed on the interior center with a scenic design of a man and a hunting dog. They are in a landscape in front of a castle with snow-covered cottages to the right. The center bottom of the design is labeled, "WINTER". The interior border is printed with a design of bunches of fruit alternating with classical personifications of the four seasons. The exterior of the bowl is printed with the same scene at the interior center. The bottom is marked, "SEASONS".
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.37
Description
Red-and-white transfer-printed waste bowl. The interior center is printed with a small design of multiple classical temples or shrines. The interior rim is printed with a wide design of a geometric pattern with two cartouches showing the same scene at the center. The exterior is printed with a scene of a man in Roman armor holding a sling in front of several classical facades. The bottom is marked with a heraldic animal, the number 31, and the words, "T.MAYER. STOK UPON TRENT".
Context
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1942.18.44
Description
White ceramic waste bowl on a circular pedestal base. The body of the bowl flares outward and is decorated on the outside by hand-painted leaves and flowers in red, orange, green, and pink luster. The rim is banded in pink luster. The center of the interior of the bowl is sprigged with pink luster.
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1942.18
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.57
Description
White ceramic bowl with a softly flared body and a pedestal base. The outside of the bowl is decorated in pink luster accented with green in a curvilinear sprigged vine or feather design. The interior of the bowl is decorated with a sprig at the center in pink luster.
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.58
Description
White ceramic waste bowl with a flared rim and pedestal base. The outside of the bowl is decorated with pink luster alternating between abstract floral cartouches and stylized grape vines.
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.69
Description
White-bodied ceramic waste bowl. The body is faceted, flares outward at the rim, and sits on a short, round pedestal. The outside of the body is decorated with molded floral sprigs painted with purple luster.
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Acquisition
1959.17
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Materials
Ceramic
Waste Bowl
Name/Title
Waste Bowl
Entry/Object ID
1959.17.86
Description
White porcelain waste bowl with a plain band of gilding around the top edge. The bowl sits on a low pedestal.
Use
Used during tea service to receive the cold tea from a cup before pouring a new, hot cup.
Context
Used by Sarah Sterling Rice in Reading, Vermont
Acquisition
1959.17
Made/Created
Haviland
19th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Porcelain
Relationships
Person or Organization
Rice, Sarah Sterling (1766-1864)
Place
Town
Reading
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Water Cooler
Name/Title
Water Cooler
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.23
Description
Salt-glazed stoneware water cooler. The barrel-shaped cooler is decorated with four incised horizontal lines around both the top and the bottom, and a large hand-painted feather or fern leaf. There is a large, round hole and bottom center, but the spout is not missing. At the top center is the stamped label, "E. & L.P. NORTON BENNINGTON VT. 3". The interior is glazed dark brown.
Context
Made by E. and L. P. Norton in Bennington, Vermont
Acquisition
1954.17
Made/Created
E. & L. P. Norton
1861-1881
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Materials
Stoneware
Water Cooler
Name/Title
Water Cooler
Entry/Object ID
1945.47
Description
Large stoneware baluster- or vase-shaped water cooler with molded and painted decoration in blue. The front is decorated with a molded design of Diana, a woman in a short toga standing with a deer and reaching back for an arrow. The sides are molded with flowers. Between the molded decorations are blue slip designs of floral vines. Toward the bottom is a round hole. Above the hole is the incised inscription, "4/L. W. Fenton/St. Johnsbury".

Water cooler made by L.W. Fenton, St. Johnsbury, VT. Incised mark: "4 / L.W. Fenton / St. Johnsbury" Gray stoneware with blue slip and applied decorations including the figure of Diana, flowers, vines and foliage.
Use
Used to insulate and dispense water or other cold beverages
Context
Made in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Acquisition
1945.47
Made/Created
L. W. Fenton
1845-1855
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Materials
Stoneware
Water Cooler
Name/Title
Water Cooler
Entry/Object ID
1957.1.202
Description
Stoneware water cooler painted in slip with a design of 6 chickens. The top is impressed with the mark, "Fenton & Hancock / St. Johnsbury, VT / 5". There is a molded bunghole sealed with a cork at the center front bottom. The glaze has significantly chipped off, removing much of the slip decoration.
Context
VT-made, but very poor condition
Acquisition
1957.1
Made/Created
Fenton & Hancock
1859-1870
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Dimensions
Materials
Stoneware
Water Supply Pipe
Name/Title
Water Supply Pipe
Entry/Object ID
1968.5
Description
Red ceramic water pipe. The pipe has a male attachment on one end, which narrows and rounds inward to fit inside another pipe, and a female attachment on the other end, which widens to fit around another pipe.
Context
Likely used in Franklin County, Vermont.
Acquisition
1968.5
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Ceramic
Relationships
Place
County
Franklin County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Whiskey Glass
Name/Title
Whiskey Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.341
Description
Clear glass drinking glass with heavy base and slightly flared body. The glass is slightly faceted at the base, but smooths to completely round at the top.
Context
Owned by Calvin Coolidge
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Coolidge, Calvin (1872-1933)
Place
Town
Plymouth
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Window Ornament
Name/Title
Window Ornament
Entry/Object ID
1978.25.2
Description
Seal style pressed glass "suncatcher" window ornament. The ornament consists of a blown or free-formed mass of glass pressed down in the center with a stamp or press in the form of a crescent moon and star. The mass is drawn upward and pinched at the top to form a hole for hanging.
Context
Made by Charles Henry "Chet" Cole in Cabot, Vermont.
Acquisition
1978.25
Made/Created
Artist
Cole, Charles Henry (1938-2017)
20th Century
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Materials
Glass
Window Ornament
Name/Title
Window Ornament
Entry/Object ID
1978.25.1
Description
Purple molded glass "suncatcher" ornament. The medallion is molded on the front in the form of sun with a highly stylized smiling face. There is a hole at the top for hanging.
Context
Made by Charles Henry "Chet" Cole in Cabot, Vermont
Acquisition
1978.25
Made/Created
Artist
Cole, Charles Henry (1938-2017)
20th Century
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Materials
Glass
Wine Glass
Name/Title
Wine Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1128b
Description
Thick, molded glass stem glass. The short step is shaped into a baluster and sits on a round base. The cup flares outward toward the top and is subtly shaped into 5 facets.
Context
Used in the First Congregational Church in West Rutland, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Wine Glass
Name/Title
Wine Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.366
Description
Small, hand-blown stem glass. The glass sits on a circular base.
Context
No history of use/manufacture in VT.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Wine Glass
Name/Title
Wine Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.728
Description
Clear glass goblet etched on the cup with the name "Hager" within a wreath.
Acquisition
1958.1
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Wine Glass
Name/Title
Wine Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.916
Description
Clear glass wine glass. The cup sits on a low stem with a circular base. The body flares outward toward the top, and the rim is curled outward.
Context
Owned by Salmon Dutton in Cavendish, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
18th Century
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Dutton, Salmon (1741-1824)
Place
Town
Cavendish
County
Windsor County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
Continent
Wine Glass
Name/Title
Wine Glass
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.1128a
Description
Thick, molded glass stem glass. The short step is shaped into a baluster and sits on a round base. The cup flares outward toward the top and is subtly shaped into 5 facets.
Context
Used in the First Congregational Church in West Rutland, Vermont
Acquisition
1958.1
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Dimensions
Overall
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Place
City
Rutland
County
Rutland County
State/Province
Vermont
Country
United States of America
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Witch Ball
Name/Title
Witch Ball
Entry/Object ID
1960.35.50
Description
Hollow purple glass ball.
Use
Originally made as fishing net floats, witch balls got their name because they float on the water, as it was thought witches would do in holy water. The name led to a superstition that the balls would help ward off witches and evil intentions.
Acquisition
1960.35
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Overall
Materials
Glass
Witch Ball
Name/Title
Witch Ball
Entry/Object ID
1960.35.46
Description
Hollow, green glass ball.
Use
Originally made as fishing net floats, witch balls got their name because they float on the water, as it was thought witches would do in holy water. The name led to a superstition that the balls would help ward off witches and evil intentions.
Acquisition
1960.35
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Materials
Glass
Witch Ball
Name/Title
Witch Ball
Entry/Object ID
1960.35.47
Description
Hollow, green glass ball.
Use
Originally made as fishing net floats, witch balls got their name because they float on the water, as it was thought witches would do in holy water. The name led to a superstition that the balls would help ward off witches and evil intentions.
Acquisition
1960.35
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Materials
Glass
Witch Ball
Name/Title
Witch Ball
Entry/Object ID
1958.1.802b
Description
Hollow, green glass ball.
Use
Originally made as fishing net floats, witch balls got their name because they float on the water, as it was thought witches would do in holy water. The name led to a superstition that the balls would help ward off witches and evil intentions.
Context
Owned by Sara Gerould Blodgett in Franklin, New Hampshire
Acquisition
1958.1
Made/Created
Lexicon
Materials
Glass
Relationships
Person or Organization
Blodgett, Sarah Asubah Gerould (1839-1916)
Place
City
Franklin
State/Province
New Hampshire
Country
United States of America
Continent
candlestick
Name/Title
candlestick
Entry/Object ID
1960.27.43
Description
Ceramic candlestick with mottle brown glaze. It has a round base and the shaft is molded into three vasiform sections.
Acquisition
1960.27
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Overall
Materials
Ceramic

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