113/1 Shelves
Ashtray
Name/Title
Ashtray
Lexicon
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
Accession
2005.21
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Plainfield
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1910-1930
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.106
Baseball Bat
Name/Title
Baseball Bat
Lexicon
Description
Miniature wooden baseball bat printed at one end with logos for the Mountaineers and the Times Argus. The bat is round and narrows toward one end. The Mountaineers' logo consists of an animal wearing hiking accessories stepping onto a double peaked mountain above the word, "MOUNTAINEERS". The Times Argus logo consists of the company name with the Vermont State House dome between the two words. The words "Presenting Sponsor" is above the State House dome.
Acquisition
Accession
2021.17
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Vermont Mountaineers, Times Argus
Related Places
Place
Montpelier
City
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Materials
Material
Wood
Entry/Object ID
2021.17.1
Context
The Vermont Mountaineers is a collegiate summer baseball team based in Montpelier, Vermont
Boots
Name/Title
Boots
Lexicon
Description
Brown leather hiking boots with rubber soles. The boots reach above the wearer's ankle and lace up the center front over a fully attached tongue.
Acquisition
Accession
1977.28
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Hagerman, Robert, Green Mountain Club
Related Places
Place
Morrisville
Village
Morristown
Town
Lamoille County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1974
Manufacturer
Dunham's Duraflex
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Leather
Entry/Object ID
1977.28a-b
Context
Owned by Robert Hagerman in Morrisville, Vermont
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Soda bottle, clear glass with a gold metal screw top. Label features a "juke box" at the left. Colors are teal, coral, yellow, black and white. Juke box has a central name plate "CHELSEA ROYAL DINER". To the right is: "CHELSEA/ROYAL/DINER/ Rt. 9, West Brattleboro, Vt./802-254-8399/ Open Daily 6 a.m. til 9 p.m./ Old Fashioned/ BLACK CHERRY" Nutritional label to the right also "INGREDIENTS", VT 5c 12FL OZ/ 355ML. Distr. by PRIVATE LABEL BEVERAGE/KEENE, NH 03431"
clear
clear
Acquisition
Accession
1997.31
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Chelsea Royal Diner
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Brattleboro
Town
Windham County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1997
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
1997.31
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Glass soda bottle. Reads on face: "GOLDEN DOME/ DeRond's/GOLDEN DOME/ BEVERAGES." On back: (in cursive) "Golden/Dome"/BOTLED BY/DERONDE & CO./ MONTPELIER, VERMONT/ CONTENTS 7 FL. OZ."
clear with green printing
clear with green printing
Acquisition
Accession
1995.19
Made/Created
Manufacturer
DeRonde & Co.
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
1995.19
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
White plastic water bottle with a green and black spouted lid. The lid is molded with the label, "California Springs Duo Flow Made in U.S.A." Imprinted in black around top section of the bottle is a row of silhouettes of people on bicycles and the label, "www.vtbikeped.org". Imprinted below on one side is an image of bicycle and a cyclist against a mountain backdrop labeled "Founded 1993", with the words, "VERMONT BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN COALITION Human Powered", printed around it in a circle. The other side of the bottle is printed with the words, "VERMONT BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN COALITION Your voice for better bicycling and walking in Vermont."
Acquisition
Accession
2003.39
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition
Person or Organization
Made/Created
Date made
2003
Manufacturer
California Springs
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
2003.39.1
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
A brown soda bottle with a bright colorful label and a gold colored twist off cap. The paper label reads: "CHELSEA/ ROYAL/ DINER/ Rt. 9 West Brattleboro, Vt./ 802-254-8399/ Open Daily 6 a.m. til 9 p.m./ Old Fashioned/ ROOTBEER" To the left of the writing is a stylized juke box with diners name across its front. Colors are bright bubble gum pink, bright turquoise blue and bright yellow. Nutrition facts, ingredients, labeling info. and returnable stamp are all to the right of the text. A raised " _6_ " is stamped on the bottom of the bottle.
Acquisition
Accession
1999.22
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Chelsea Royal Diner
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Brattleboro
Town
Windham County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1998-1999
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal, Paper
Entry/Object ID
1999.22.1
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Clear glass in shape of small milk bottle. Raised letters read "CONTENTS/HALF PINT/100%/VERMONT/MAPLE SYRUP/FROM/VERMONT TREES"; and on other side "FOR/MAPLE SYRUP/ONLY/PACKED BY/ VERMONT/MAPLE COOP./INC/BURLINGTON, VT." Maker's mark on bottom seems to be an "E" with a "3" on each side.
Acquisition
Accession
1961.51
Made/Created
Manufacturer
Vermont Maple Coop., Inc.
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
1961.51
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Dried Peas in a Bottle.
Acquisition
Accession
1967.118
Dimensions
Entry/Object ID
1967.118.6
Context
Found on the John Morrill Farm in Marsheifld, Vermont
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Milk bottle with white plastic cap from Stafford Organic Creamery, Stafford, Vt.
a= White plastic cap with black and white label with logo (a milk delivery man with horse drawn milk wagon). Also address, "SKIM MILK", weight, and "Grade A". Label is partly obscured by a store "dairy" label.
b= 32 fl. oz. bottle has imprinted on one side in dark red lettering "STAFFORD ORGANIC CREAMERY at Rockbottom Farm, Stafford, Vermont 05072/ Grade A/ Certified Organic Milk/ from our cows,/ bottled on our farm/ in Strafford, Vermont./ 'Know Better Milk'" Below is seal of "Vermont Organic Certified", 32 fl. oz/ Plant # 50-28" and at bottom: "Wash & Return for Deposit"
a= White plastic cap with black and white label with logo (a milk delivery man with horse drawn milk wagon). Also address, "SKIM MILK", weight, and "Grade A". Label is partly obscured by a store "dairy" label.
b= 32 fl. oz. bottle has imprinted on one side in dark red lettering "STAFFORD ORGANIC CREAMERY at Rockbottom Farm, Stafford, Vermont 05072/ Grade A/ Certified Organic Milk/ from our cows,/ bottled on our farm/ in Strafford, Vermont./ 'Know Better Milk'" Below is seal of "Vermont Organic Certified", 32 fl. oz/ Plant # 50-28" and at bottom: "Wash & Return for Deposit"
Acquisition
Accession
2013.52
Made/Created
Date made
2013
Materials
Material
Glass, Plastic
Entry/Object ID
2013.52.8a-b
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
H.R. Thompson / Winooski, Vt. cream bottle. Raised lettering on front: "HALF PINT LIQUID/ H.R. THOMPSON/ MILK/ &/ CREAM/ WINOOSKI and along bottom in front: "REGISTERED" and along bottom in back: "SEALED B BX" Small decorative raised dots around neck of bottle
Acquisition
Accession
2014.43
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
2014.43.2
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
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.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Manufacturer
Boyden Valley Winery
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Glass, Cardboard, Metal, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.8a-d
Context
Made by Boyden Valley Winery in Cambridge, Vermont
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Brown, 1 pint glass bottle with a white label identifying it as LAWSON'S FINEST LIQUIDS/DOUBLE SUNSHINE IPA/Hand Bottled, Fresh,,Local, Unpasteurized & Unfiltered Beer...Lawson's Finest Liquids, LLC, Warren, VT 05674 - WWW.LAWSONSFINEST.COM.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.9
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Brown glass 22 fluid ounce bottle with a tan,red, and brown paper label. The label states: "CITIZEN CIDER/UNIFIED PRESS/VERMONT HARD CIDER/ 22 FL OZ (650 ML) ALC 6.8% BY VOL." One side of the label has a government warning. The other side of the label has a brief bio of the company, a list of the ingredients, and the address: CITIZEN CIDER, LLC/60 Laurette Drive, Essex, VT 05452.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.10
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Brown glass1 pint 6 oz. bottle with a white label indicating: "LAWSON'S FINEST LIQUIDS/CHINOOKER'D IPA". "Chock-full of Chinook hops, bursting with pine & grapefruit goodness, layered on a hearty base of pale ale, carapils, and caramunich malts. Watch out, you might get schnocker'd! 6.9% alc./vol." Down the left side of the label in a government warning. Dow the right side : "Hand bottled, unfiltered, unpasteurized, fresh local beer! VT deposit $0.05/Lawson's Finest Liquids, LLC, Warren, VT..."
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.11
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Brown 12 fluid ounce glass bottle with a white and black label. The label states: "Hooker Mountain Farm, Cabot, Vermont/Rock Maple Root Beer/ preservative free fresh soda- keep cold." The label also lists the ingredients and "Made and bottled at Hooker Mountain Farm, 1193 Lovely Road, Cabot, Vermont/www.hookermountainfarm.com."
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.12
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
12 fluid ounce brown glass bottle with a paper label stating: "Copper Ale/Otter Creek Brewing/ Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont/ Amber Ale." A smaller label around the neck of the bottle has the government warning and a brief bio of the brewery.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.13
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Tall, dark green glass wine bottle with a cork. The label states Shelburne Vinyard Cayuga White Dry and "The Cayuga White grape is grown within 300 miles of our Vermont winery. Upon harvest in September, the grapes are rushed to us here in Shelburne where we process them to retain their balance of sugar and acidity..." The year is 2012.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2012
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper, Cork
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.19
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Tall brown glass hard cider bottle from Citizen Cider. See item 2014.52.10 for a similar bottle from the same company but with a different label. The label on this 22 oz. bottle states: WIT"S UP". This was crafted and bottled by Citizen Cider of Burlington, VT.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.21
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
This tall 22 ounce brown glass bottle without a cap has a paper label stating: " Citizen Cider/ Vermont Hard Cider/The Flagship Cider/Unified Press/Cider for the People/Made by the People". Other parts of the label indicate that the product is naturally gluten-free, include the government warning, a list of the ingredients, a brief history of the company, and the company's address: Citizen Cider/ 316 Pine Street, Suite 114,Burlington, Vermont.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
2014
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.23
Bottle
Name/Title
Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Single "Otter Creek Copper Ale" beer bottle (with screw on cap) and a paperboard 6-pack holder. "CRAFT BREWED IN VERMONT" Paper label on brown glass bottle. Label has an oval (vertical) logo "OTTER CREEK BREWING FINE ALES MIDDLEBURY VERMONT" "-FOR A QUART OF ALE IS DISH FOR A KING" "BREWED WITH CLEAR VERMONT WATER. THE FINEST DOMESTIC MALTS & HOPS AVAILABLE. OUR OWN TOP-FERMENTING YEAST & NOTHING ELSE." Center in the logo is a streetscape/bridge of the brewing complex.
Acquisition
Accession
1994.47
Made/Created
Date made
1994
Manufacturer
Otter Creek Brewing
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Paperboard, Glass, Metal
Entry/Object ID
1994.47a-b
Bottle Opener
Name/Title
Bottle Opener
Lexicon
Description
Metal bottle opener stamped "C.H. Eddy & Co. Brattleboro, VT."
Acquisition
Accession
1976.40
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
C. H. Eddy & Co.
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Brattleboro
Town
Windham County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Entry/Object ID
1976.40.1
Bottle Opener
Name/Title
Bottle Opener
Lexicon
Description
Metal and wooden bottle opener. Inscribed "The Wilson / Second Class License / James A. Kelley / 187 Church Street / Burlington..."
Acquisition
Accession
1976.40
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
The Wilson
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Burlington
City
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Dimensions
Entry/Object ID
1976.40.2
Bottle Opener
Name/Title
Bottle Opener
Lexicon
Description
Metal bottle opener. The handle is stamped with the label, "BARR'S BETTER BEVERAGES / HARDWICK, VT."
Acquisition
Accession
1975.25
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Hardwick
Town
Caledonia County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
circa 1950
Manufacturer
Barr's Better Beverages
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Metal
Entry/Object ID
1975.25.3
Context
Made by Barr's Better Beverages in Hardwick, Vermont
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Jackson Dairy of Barre, VT tab for glass milk bottle; X-tra -Rich Milk Pasteurized.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.13
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Jackson Dairy of Barre, VT tab for glass milk bottle;[pasteurized milk.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Paperboard, Cardboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.14
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Lid for bottle containing pasteurized heavy cream from Jackson's Dairy, Barre, VT. Includes a staple at the tab base.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.15
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Jackson Dairy (Barre, VT) tab for pasteurized light cream with a staple at the tab base.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.16
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Jackson Dairy milk tab for pasteurized milk; has a staple at the base of the tab.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.18
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Milk bottle lid. Blue lettering states: "FOR A FRESHER COMPLEXION! drink 3 glasses MILK daily". There is a metal staple at the base of the tab.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.26
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Milk bottle lid with blue lettering that states: :SLEEP BETTER ! drink 3 glasses of MILK daily". A metal staple is at the base of the tab.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.27
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Milk bottle lid with blue lettering that states: " A GOOD HEALTH Habit! drink 3 glasses MILK daily". There is a metal staple at the base of the tab.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.28
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Milk bottle lid with blue lettering that states: "A GOOD HEALTH Habit! drink 3 glasses MILK daily". There is a staple at the base of the tab.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.29
Bottle tab
Name/Title
Bottle tab
Description
Tab lid for a light cream bottle from Jackson Dairy of Barre, Vermont.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.17
Bottle, Food-storage
Name/Title
Bottle, Food-storage
Description
Dragonfly Sugar Works clear glass maple syrup bottle with a rubber and plastic stopper which is attached to a metal hinge for closure. Printed on a clear plastic label on front of bottle: "dragonfly (image of dragonfly) Sugar Works/ 100% PURE/ VERMONT/MAPLE/ SYRUP/
Huntington, Vermont/ 802.434.6502/ dragonflysugarworks.com" On back of bottle, near bottom, small round gold label imprinted: "Vermont/ Medium/ Amber" On bottom of bottle is "Italy 5 ?"
Huntington, Vermont/ 802.434.6502/ dragonflysugarworks.com" On back of bottle, near bottom, small round gold label imprinted: "Vermont/ Medium/ Amber" On bottom of bottle is "Italy 5 ?"
Acquisition
Accession
2013.52
Made/Created
Date made
2013
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber
Entry/Object ID
2013.52.6
Bottle, Food-storage
Name/Title
Bottle, Food-storage
Description
Maple syrup bottle a=bottle b=cap
a= Glass maple syrup bottle with handle on right side and paper label on front with sugar house scene, "Pure maple syrup" across top and "16.9 FL. oz. (500 ml)" across bottom.
On back at bottom, gold paper label with green lettering reads: "VERMONT MAPLE FESTIVAL, INC./ P.O. Box 255/ St. Albans, VT 05478"
b= White plastic screw-on cap has gold label with green lettering on top which reads: "Vermont Fancy Grade"
a= Glass maple syrup bottle with handle on right side and paper label on front with sugar house scene, "Pure maple syrup" across top and "16.9 FL. oz. (500 ml)" across bottom.
On back at bottom, gold paper label with green lettering reads: "VERMONT MAPLE FESTIVAL, INC./ P.O. Box 255/ St. Albans, VT 05478"
b= White plastic screw-on cap has gold label with green lettering on top which reads: "Vermont Fancy Grade"
Acquisition
Accession
2013.52
Made/Created
Date made
1998-2002
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Paper, Plastic
Entry/Object ID
2013.52.31a-b
Bottle, Food-storage
Name/Title
Bottle, Food-storage
Description
Clear glass quart size milk bottle, square sides, round neck and lip. Blue lettering states: City View Farm/R.N. Tucker/ Barre, VT" on opposite sides of the bottle.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.5
Bottle, Food-storage
Name/Title
Bottle, Food-storage
Description
Clear glass Vermont maple syrup bottle with a small "jug" handle and a black plastic screw top. The front paper label is tan with the a sketch of a tapped maple tree and the words: "Land of Joseph/ Vermont Pure Maple Syrup/ Grade A Medium Amber/ 8 FL OZ (236 mL)". The back label includes nutrition facts, ingredients, and "Land of Joseph/ 1673 Dairy Hill Road/ South Royalton, VT 05068."
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Plastic, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.22
Bowl
Name/Title
Bowl
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
2009.4
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
A. R. Campbell
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Morrisville
Village
Morristown
Town
Lamoille County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1915-1916
Manufacturer
William Adams & Sons
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.3a
Context
Sold by A. R. Campbell in Morrisville, Vermont
Box
Name/Title
Box
Lexicon
Description
Tea box. Round white cardboard box. Printed on front: "Tummy tea/ Aminzade Herb Tea Co., Plainfield, VT" Also a list of ingredients and a hand-drawn picture of a person in bed. Impressed in cover: "FONDA" indicating it was made at Fonda Container of St. Albans, VT. Sample in plastic bag in box.
Acquisition
Accession
1978.4
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Aminzade Herb Tea Co.
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Plainfield
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1977
Manufacturer
Fonda Container Co.
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard
Entry/Object ID
1978.4.2
Box, Foodstuff
Name/Title
Box, Foodstuff
Lexicon
Description
This is a LOCAL NECTAR hard cider six-pack carring box. Local Nectar was established in 1991 and is handcrafted in Middlebury, VT.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Made/Created
Date made
1991-2015
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.42
Bumper Plaque
Name/Title
Bumper Plaque
Lexicon
Description
251 Club car bumper plaque. The piece is is made up of a 5"h. x 4"w. piece of enameled metal that is screwed to a wooden base at the bottom two corners. The metal is green with white lettering: "Vermont / "251" / CLUB" The corners of the metal are rounded. The wooden base is made up of two stained (dark brown) pieces of wood (3 7/8" l. x 1 7/8"d. x 7/8"thick) nailed together. The lower edge of the metal is slightly bent and screwed to the edge of the top board with a flat head screw and a washer behind it. There residue paper on the bottom where it had been glued. The back right edge has a white brush mark from painting white.
Use
by donor's father
Acquisition
Accession
2011.41
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Lindner, Erwin Schaffer (1915-1980)
Person or Organization
Made/Created
Date made
1960-1965
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Metal, Wood
Entry/Object ID
2011.41.5
Butter Churn
Name/Title
Butter Churn
Lexicon
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.
Acquisition
Accession
1991.28
Relationships
Related Events
Vermont Bicentennial
Event
Related Places
Place
Wallingford
Town
Rutland County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1991
Manufacturer
Salmon Falls Stoneware
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Stoneware
Entry/Object ID
1991.28.1a-b
Context
Made for the Vermont Bicentennial celebration.
Butter Paddle
Name/Title
Butter Paddle
Lexicon
Description
Wooden paddle. The paddle is made from a single piece of wood and has a rectangular paddle and short, narrow handle. There is a hole drilled through the top of the handle.
Acquisition
Accession
1953.32
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Wright, Medad, Jr. (1812-1892)
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Calais
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Materials
Material
Wood
Entry/Object ID
1953.32.4
Context
Used by a member of the Medad Wright family in Calais, Vermont
Canoe
Name/Title
Canoe
Lexicon
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
Accession
2007.41
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Barre City
City
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1920-1940
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
2007.41
Cap
Name/Title
Cap
Lexicon
Description
Tan baseball cap with rows of stitching on visor and stitched above visor in green and blue: "CELEBRATE/ CHAMPLAIN". On back of cap is a tab and buckle for adjusting size, and above this, stitched in green: "The Lake, The Land, The People" The cap is lined with blue netting and a blue band round edge. Tag inside reads: "100% Cotton/ Made in China"
Acquisition
Accession
2013.3
Relationships
Related Events
400 Years of the Champlain Valley
Event
Related Places
Place
Lake Champlain
Lake
Burlington
City
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
2009
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cotton, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2013.3.2
Cap, Bottle
Name/Title
Cap, Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Winnisquam Farms cardboard bottle cap for pasteurized light cream.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.19
Cap, Bottle
Name/Title
Cap, Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Cardboard cap for bottle of pasteurized light cream from Walter L. Carr, Barre, VT.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Cardboard, Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.20
Cap, Bottle
Name/Title
Cap, Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Red plastic bottle cap with cardboard insert. Chittenden's Cider Mill/ SWEET CIDER/ 1600 Dorset Street/So. Burlington. VT.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic, Cardboard, Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.21
Cap, Bottle
Name/Title
Cap, Bottle
Lexicon
Description
White plastic cap for a bottle of Chittenden's Cider Mill Sweet Cider/ 1600 Dorset Street, So. Burlington, VT .
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic, Paperboard, Cardboard
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.22
Cap, Bottle
Name/Title
Cap, Bottle
Lexicon
Description
Waxed paper cap for a bottle of pasteurized milk from Jackson Dairy, Barre, VT.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.37
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Paper
Entry/Object ID
2011.37.23
Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Lexicon
Description
Pint size, round ice cream carton. "BEN & JERRY'S/ Smooth/ICE CREAM/White Russian" "ONE PINT (473mL)" "VERMONT'S/FINEST.ALL/NATURAL!" Back has "Nutritional Facts...Serving Size 1/2 cup (107g)/Servings Per Container 4/... (also) ingredients, bar code and history of "White Russian"...celebrates our joint venture ice cream shop and factory in Karelia, Russia..."
deep red/black/tan/yellow
deep red/black/tan/yellow
Acquisition
Accession
1999.26
Made/Created
Date made
1997
Manufacturer
Ben & Jerry's Homemade Holdings, Inc.
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Waxed Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
1999.26.1a-b
Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Lexicon
Description
Pint size, round ice cream carton. "BEN & JERRY'S/ ICE CREAM/ VERMONT'S FINEST ALL NATURAL ICE CREAM." Lid is blue and reads: "BEN & JERRY'S/ FRENCH VANILLA /ICE CREAM/ 1 PINT" Side panel reads: "SAVE/FAMILY/ FARMS! BGH (within a circle that is crossed out) CALL BEN & JERRY/ 802.BGH-FARM."
deep red/black/white/slate blue
deep red/black/white/slate blue
Acquisition
Accession
1999.26
Made/Created
Manufacturer
Ben & Jerry's Homemade Holdings, Inc.
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Waxed Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
1999.26.2a-b
Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Lexicon
Description
Pint size, round ice cream carton. "All Natural/ BEN & JERRY'S/ VERMONT'S FINEST/ Chocolate/ Cherry Garcia/FROZEN YOGURT/ Chocolate Frozen Yogurt with Sweet Dark/ Cherries & White Fudge Flakes." Nutrition facts on side as well as ingredients "message" from Ben & Jerry.
Royal blue with chocolate brown and cherry red
Royal blue with chocolate brown and cherry red
Acquisition
Accession
1999.26
Made/Created
Date made
1998
Manufacturer
Ben & Jerry's Homemade Holdings, Inc.
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Waxed Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
1999.26.3a-b
Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Lexicon
Description
Pint ice cream carton for Ben & Jerry's Rainforest Crunch (never used). Lid is separate; colors on the carton are maroon, black, white and green. A picture of Ben & Jerry is on the top of the lid; a lot of text on the entire carton, with a drawing of Ben making ice cream by hand on the side.
Acquisition
Accession
1992.78
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Ben & Jerry's Homemade Holdings, Inc.
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Burlington
City
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Waxed Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
1992.78.1a-b
Carton
Name/Title
Carton
Lexicon
Description
White plastic yogurt container(a) with lid (b). The container has two labels; the front one identifies this as Green Mountain Yogurt, Grade A/Pasteurized/Keep Refrigerated/5 Live Acidophilus & Bifudus Cultures/ 6 oz./ Plain;an oval with the picture of two cows identifies them as Clover & Blossom. The back label has a description of the family farm in West Newbury, VT, a list of ingredients, and the nutrition facts. The lid has a small round label identifying Green Mountain Yogurt/ Plain.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.2a-b
Carving
Name/Title
Carving
Lexicon
Description
Small wooden carving of a man laying on his side with a fishing pole held between his legs. The man is wearing long pants, shoes, and a button down shirt. He appears to have a bears. A long fishing pole made from a narrow dowel juts out at an angle from the man's knees, and a round wooden ball hangs from the end of the pole by a string.
Acquisition
Accession
2015.26
Artwork Details
Medium
Wood
Subject
Fisherman
Made/Created
Artist Information
Warren, William W. (1910-1989)
Artist
Date made
1945-1955
Dimensions
Entry/Object ID
2015.26.7
Context
Made by William W. Warren in Windsor, Vermont
Carving
Name/Title
Carving
Lexicon
Description
Small wooden carving of a man about to cast a fishing pole. The man is wearing long pants, a button down shirt, and a brimmed hat. He is standing with bent knees holding a fishing rod vertically. In his other hand he holds a wire that is attached to a small wooden stick. A fish hook is embedded into the back of the small rectangular base.
Acquisition
Accession
2015.26
Artwork Details
Medium
Wood
Subject
Fisherman
Made/Created
Artist Information
Warren, William W. (1910-1989)
Artist
Date made
1945-1955
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Entry/Object ID
2015.26.8
Context
Made by William W. Warren in Windsor, Vermont
Chocolate Cup
Name/Title
Chocolate Cup
Lexicon
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
Accession
2009.26
Relationships
Related Places
,
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2009.26.8
Corn Cutter
Name/Title
Corn Cutter
Lexicon
Description
A kitchen tool to remove corn from cob. Wooden handle with steel (?) blade. Curved to the contour of the cob with a (1/4"?) pointed center that may go between the rows of kernels and keep the tool headed in a straight line. [.1.1= the cleaver .1.2=block of wood .1.3a=box cover .1.3b=box bottom]
light brown, gray
light brown, gray
Acquisition
Accession
1997.34
Made/Created
Artist Information
Hunter, Clyde
Artist
Manufacturer
E. W. Hunter & Son
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Dimensions of box that holds the tool
Materials
Material
Paperboard
Entry/Object ID
1997.34.1.1-.3a-b
Corn Husker
Name/Title
Corn Husker
Lexicon
Description
Corn husking tool used by C.C. Fuller. Tool is made up of a metal pick with a leather loop around it. The end is not sharp, but is relatively pointed. The pick has 3 grooves in it to hold the leather strip in place.
Acquisition
Accession
1996.49
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Fuller, Clayton Charles (1891-1925)
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Rutland
City
Rutland County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Metal, Leather
Entry/Object ID
1996.49.17
Context
Used by Clayton Charles Fuller of Rutland, Vermont.
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Lexicon
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".
Acquisition
Accession
2016.51
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Lake Morey Resort
Person or Organization
Related Places
,
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
2016.51.8
Context
Used at the Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee, Vermont
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
2005.21
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), W. D. Nutting, Douglas, Stephen Arnold (1813-1861)
Related Places
Place
Brandon
Town
Rutland County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1910-1930
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.25
Context
Sold by W. D. Nutting in Brandon, Vermont
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
2005.21
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), Vermont Marble Company Store
Related Places
Place
Proctor
Town
Rutland County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1910-1930
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.109
Context
Sold by Vermont Marble Company's store in Proctor, Vermont
Cream Pitcher
Name/Title
Cream Pitcher
Lexicon
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
Accession
2008.83
Relationships
Related Places
Place
St. Johnsbury
Town
Caledonia County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.45
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Lexicon
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.
Acquisition
Accession
1945.38
Made/Created
Time Period
19th Century
Manufacturer
R & C Fenton
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Stoneware
Entry/Object ID
1945.38.1
Context
Made by R. & C. Fenton of East Dorset, Vermont
Crock
Name/Title
Crock
Lexicon
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
Acquisition
Accession
1954.17
Made/Created
Time Period
19th Century
Manufacturer
J. & E. Norton
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Stoneware
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.14
Context
Made by J. & E. Norton in Bennington, VT.
Cup
Name/Title
Cup
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
2008.83
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
B. L. Terry
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
South Ryegate
Village
Ryegate
Town
Caledonia County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.48
Context
Sold by B. L. Terry in South Ryegate, Vermont
Cutter, Cookie
Name/Title
Cutter, Cookie
Lexicon
Description
Heart shaped handmade cookie cutter. Crudely made and uneven. Edges of the handle are rolled. Possibly made by Strad Gray.
Acquisition
Accession
1986.25
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Gray, Forrest (1884-1987)
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Calais
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Materials
Material
Tin
Entry/Object ID
1986.25.6
Cutter, Doughnut
Name/Title
Cutter, Doughnut
Lexicon
Description
Donut cutter made of tin, likely at the East Calais tin shop.
Acquisition
Accession
1986.25
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Gray, Forrest (1884-1987)
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Calais
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Tin
Entry/Object ID
1986.25.5
Dish, Salt
Name/Title
Dish, Salt
Lexicon
Description
Hand-carved wooden salt dish, wooden plug in base, resembles an eggcup.
Acquisition
Accession
1972.28
Relationships
Related Places
,
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Wood
Entry/Object ID
1972.28.18
Flag, Signal
Name/Title
Flag, Signal
Lexicon
Description
Blue plastic flag, drawing of a bicycle with "Vermont" below, in a circle; "BETTER BY BIKE" in upper right corner and "LOCAL MOTION" below. Used at a rally at the State House on September 24, 2015. Attached to a thin white plastic flexible rod.
Acquisition
Accession
2015.47
Made/Created
Date made
2015
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
2015.47.5
Food-Storage Box
Name/Title
Food-Storage Box
Description
Rectangular candy tin with hinged lid. Along the front top edge (longer edge) is a row of stylized 8 pine trees, all dark green except 5th from left which is white outlined in dark green. Below trees is product name VERMINTS, with the ver in white, outlined in green and the mints dark green. The white pine dots the "I". Below name is "ALL NATURAL WITH ORGANIC/ ECHINACEA AND GINSENG" in black. Next line is white letters printed in a block of dark royal blue "PEPPERMINT" / MADE IN VERMONT/ NET WT. 0.75 OZ. (21g)" On the reverse are the "Nutrition Facts", web-site, physical location [Saxton's River, Vt. 05154]; bar code and ingredients which include "organic echinacea and organic ginseng extracts in a base of sucrose, pure peppermint oil, pure organic Vermont maple syrup, gum tragacanth, our own organically grown Vermont mint." 3 mints left inside.
Acquisition
Accession
2001.17
Made/Created
Date made
2000-2001
Manufacturer
Vermints
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Tin
Entry/Object ID
2001.17.1
Food-Storage Box
Name/Title
Food-Storage Box
Description
Rectangular candy tin with hinged lid. Along the front top edge (longer edge) is a row of stylized 8 pine trees, all dark green except 5th from left which is white outlined in dark green. Below trees is product name VERMINTS, wilth the ver in white, outlined in green and the mints in dark green. The white pine dots the "I". Below name is "ALL NATURAL WITH ORGANIC/ ECHINACEA AND GINSENG" in black. Next line is white letters printed in a block of dark green "WINTERGREEN"/ MADE IN VERMONT/ NET/ WT. 0.75 OZ. (21g)" On the reverse are the "Nutrition Facts", web-site, physical location [Saxton's River, Vt. 05154]; bar code and ingredients which include "organic echinacea and organic ginseng extracts in a base of surose, pure wintergreen oil, pure organic Vermont maple syrup, gum tragacanth, our own organically grown Vermont mint." 1 mint left inside.
Acquisition
Accession
2001.17
Made/Created
Date made
2000-2001
Manufacturer
Vermints
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Tin
Entry/Object ID
2001.17.2
Food-storage Can
Name/Title
Food-storage Can
Lexicon
Description
Maple syrup can
Acquisition
Accession
1987.22
Made/Created
Manufacturer
Vermont Maple Syrop Co., Inc.
Dimensions
Entry/Object ID
1987.22.1
Fork
Name/Title
Fork
Lexicon
Description
Three tined fork with steel shank and tines ~ wooden handle riveted on. Owned by Mrs. Medad Wright.
Acquisition
Accession
1967.62
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Wright, Mary Jane McIntyre (1849-1909)
Person or Organization
Dimensions
Entry/Object ID
1967.62.3
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Description
A short jar of Uncle Dave's sun-dried tomato basil pasta sauce, 8 ounces (now empty), "serves 3-4 Covers 1 lb. pasta." Pasta sauce is said to be all natural with 5 percent of profits donated to charity. It is listed as being made in Uncle Dave's Kitchen, Route 30, P.O. Box 69, Bondville, Vermont.
Acquisition
Accession
1993.38
Made/Created
Manufacturer
Uncle Dave's Kitchen
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal
Entry/Object ID
1993.38.9
Context
This pasta sauce received a write-up in the Chicago Tribune in 1992, with the writer saying he/she had previously written about a Vermont E-zippy Bloody Mary Fixin's (& dip mix) also produced by Uncle Dave. The new pasta sauces, according to the article, include this basil, plus spicy peanut and Tex-Mex. The company is own by "Uncle Dave's wife," Lynne, and their son, J.B. Lyon. The company apparently ceased operations in the early 2000s.
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Description
A large jar with canning-type screw top that held Cherry Hill brand applesauce. The label for this 32-ounce jar says it is "Vermont made, unsweetened." The jar has a Vermont Department of Agriculture seal of quality. It was produced by Cherry Hill Cooperative Cannery, Barre, Vermont. A peeling paper sticker on top said it was purchased for $2.55 at Hunger Mountain Coop, which is located in Montpelier.
Acquisition
Accession
1993.38
Made/Created
Manufacturer
Cherry Hill Cannery Inc.
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal
Entry/Object ID
1993.38.11
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Lexicon
Description
Sixteen ounce glass Mason jar with gold and black label that says, "Filomena’s Marinara Pasta Sauce (mild)" with the image of a young woman. On the side of the label is the story of Filomena D'Agosto. And the label says the sauce was made in Burlington, Vermont..
Acquisition
Accession
1990.14
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
D'Agosto Inc.
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Burlington
City
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Manufacturer
D'Agosto Inc.
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal
Entry/Object ID
1990.14.5
Context
Filomena's seems to have been a restaurant or pizzeria located at 505 Riverside Ave. in Burlington. The business registration records for this name at the Office of the Secretary of State all say "inactive." That location is now another eatery.
Jar
Name/Title
Jar
Lexicon
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".
Acquisition
Accession
1954.36
Made/Created
Time Period
19th Century
Manufacturer
R. L. Fenton & Co.
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Stoneware
Entry/Object ID
1954.36.5
Context
Made by R. L. Fenton & Co. in East Dorset, Vermont
Jar, Condiment
Name/Title
Jar, Condiment
Lexicon
Description
This clear glass six-sided jat with a black metal turn lid, held Woods Edge Farm spinach & sun-dried tomato pesto. Woods Edge Farm is in Greensboro, VT. (Woodsedgefarmvt.com). The label has the business logo, the list of ingredients, and nutrition facts. On the bottom of the jar, there is a small white label: Best By.
Acquisition
Accession
2014.52
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2014.52.24
Jar, Confectionary
Name/Title
Jar, Confectionary
Description
Clear glass jar with metal screw-on cap, containing Fat Toad Farm caramel topping.
(a) Cap has a paper label with farm logo in center with brown border imprinted: "FAT TOAD FARM/ A VERMONT GOAT DAIRY"
(b) Jar has a brown and tan paper label imprinted on front: "FAT TOAD FARM/ Farmstead Goat's Milk/ CARAMEL/ SALTED BOURBON" with mailing address, web address, list of ingredients, fluid weight, etc. On bottom is paper tag which reads: "Best by 060614
(a) Cap has a paper label with farm logo in center with brown border imprinted: "FAT TOAD FARM/ A VERMONT GOAT DAIRY"
(b) Jar has a brown and tan paper label imprinted on front: "FAT TOAD FARM/ Farmstead Goat's Milk/ CARAMEL/ SALTED BOURBON" with mailing address, web address, list of ingredients, fluid weight, etc. On bottom is paper tag which reads: "Best by 060614
Acquisition
Accession
2013.52
Made/Created
Date made
2013
Manufacturer
Fat Toad Farm
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Glass, Metal, Paper
Entry/Object ID
2013.52.2a-b
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Lexicon
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.
Stoneware jug with handle. "J.E. Norton, Bennington, VT, 41"
Elaborately decorated with blue spray of flowers and leaves.
Acquisition
Accession
1954.17
Made/Created
Time Period
19th Century
Manufacturer
J. E. Norton
Materials
Material
Stoneware
Entry/Object ID
1954.17.3
Jug
Name/Title
Jug
Lexicon
Description
1/2 gallon plastic jug (a), contained sweet cider from the Cold Hollow Cider Press, Waterbury Ctr., Vt. Has metal cap (b) and white label with brown lettering on front which reads: "SWEET CIDER/ KEEP COLD/ COLD HOLLOW CIDER PRESS/ Made from ripe sound apples." See Gifts and Loans file.
Acquisition
Accession
1977.10
Made/Created
Date made
1977
Manufacturer
Cold Hollow Cider Press
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
1977.10.3a-b
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Lexicon
Description
A cylindrical, insulated travel mug with a cover that snaps on. Gray mug with dark green top, lid/cover and handle. Two sides of the mug have the following images: side 1) pair of hiking boots with writing surrounding "THE LONG TRAIL Vermont's Footpath in the Wilderness" with a much smaller "Green Mountain Club" side 2) "The Green Mountain Club/ Founder and Protector of the Long Trail Since 1910" / "Vermont's Long Trail---445 Miles of/ Backcountry Adventures!/ (a vertical map showing the trail thru VT.)/ The Green Mountain Club/ Route 100. Waterbury Center, Vt. 05677.(802)244-7037"
gray/dark green/black
gray/dark green/black
Acquisition
Accession
2001.5
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Green Mountain Club
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Long Trail
* Untyped Place
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1999
Manufacturer
Whirley
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
2001.5.1a-b
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Lexicon
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
Accession
1990.37
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Vermont Historical Society
State of Vermont
Related Places
Place
Montpelier
City
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
1990.37.1
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Lexicon
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.
Acquisition
Accession
1998.48
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
WDEV
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Waterbury
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1990-2000
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
1998.48.1
Context
Made for WDEV, a radio channel based in Waterbury, Vermont
Web Links and URLs
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
1997.1
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Person or Organization
Made/Created
Date made
1989
Manufacturer
Forest Incentives
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
1997.1.1
Context
Produced as a donation incentive by Vermont Public Radio
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
1997.1
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Vermont Public Radio
Person or Organization
Made/Created
Artist Information
Koren, Edward Benjamin (b. 1935), Potok, Charlotte Cherney (1930-2008)
Date made
circa 1990
Manufacturer
Kopots Vermont, Inc.
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
1997.1.3
Context
Made by Kopots Vermont, Inc. as a donation incentive for Vermont Public Radio.
Mug
Name/Title
Mug
Lexicon
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".
Acquisition
Accession
2008.19
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Danforth's Sugarhouse
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
East Montpelier
Town
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
circa 2000
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
2008.19.5
Context
Produced for Danforth's Sugarhouse in East Montpelier, Vermont
Nutpick
Name/Title
Nutpick
Lexicon
Description
A silver nutpick that when folded resembles a pocketknife. Engraved "Hiram"
silver
silver
Acquisition
Accession
1960.43
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Gibbs, Hiram Harley (1851-1922), Gibbs, Jennie Harriet Isabel Cutting (1852-1918)
Related Places
Place
Montpelier
City
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1873
Materials
Material
Silver
Entry/Object ID
1960.43
Context
Given as a Christmas gift to Hiram Gibbs from his fiancee, Jennie Harriet Isabel Cutting, prior to their wedding on January 20, 1874, in Montpelier, Vermont
Opener, Bottle
Name/Title
Opener, Bottle
Lexicon
Description
The bottle opener has a round, slightly tapered wooden handle (widest dia. at end) with a silver colored metal end that has two flat parts for opening the bottle. Writing on bottom of larger flat section reads: "EDLUND CO./PAT. NOV. 7-33/MADE IN U.S.A."
red handle
red handle
Acquisition
Accession
1991.27
Made/Created
Date made
1933
Manufacturer
Edlund Company
Materials
Material
Metal
Entry/Object ID
1991.27.6
Opener, Jar
Name/Title
Opener, Jar
Lexicon
Description
Canning jar opener. Made by Ernest M. Wheatley , Chester Depot, Vt. probably during the Depression . Probably didn't sell these, made just for family.
Acquisition
Accession
1999.54
Made/Created
Date made
1930-1940
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Metal
Entry/Object ID
1999.54.1
Patch
Name/Title
Patch
Lexicon
Description
"Mt. Mansfield Ski Patrol / America's Oldest Ski Patrol" patch. Round red, white and blue embroidered. Large red cross in center imprinted: "EST. 1934" See Worksheet file for history
Acquisition
Accession
2008.77
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Mount Mansfield Ski Patrol
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Mount Mansfield
Mountain
Underhill
Town
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
2007
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Nylon
Entry/Object ID
2008.77
Context
From the Vermont Historical Society library introduction to documents on the Mt. Mansfield Ski Patrol:
"One of the first organized ski patrols in the nation, the Mount Mansfield Ski
Patrol was organized in 1934 through the auspices of the Mount Mansfield Ski Club. The
Club formed a committee to establish a patrol to cover the mountains and hills
surrounding Stowe, Vermont. The driving force behind the formation of the patrol was
Roland Palmedo, president of the Amateur Ski Club of New York. In 1935 the patrol
instituted a rule that all members must pass the Red Cross first aid course. After a skiing
fatality in 1936, the committee felt it needed to strengthen the rescue system and chose a
ski patrol director, Al Gottlieb, to coordinate the effort. One of his innovations was
building a series of nearly 40 caches of toboggans and first aid supplies on the mountains.
In 1938 Stowe hosted the U. S. National Downhill and Slalom races where the Ski Patrol
demonstrated its professionalism. As a result, the Mount Mansfield Ski Patrol was used
as the model for the National Ski Patrol."
"One of the first organized ski patrols in the nation, the Mount Mansfield Ski
Patrol was organized in 1934 through the auspices of the Mount Mansfield Ski Club. The
Club formed a committee to establish a patrol to cover the mountains and hills
surrounding Stowe, Vermont. The driving force behind the formation of the patrol was
Roland Palmedo, president of the Amateur Ski Club of New York. In 1935 the patrol
instituted a rule that all members must pass the Red Cross first aid course. After a skiing
fatality in 1936, the committee felt it needed to strengthen the rescue system and chose a
ski patrol director, Al Gottlieb, to coordinate the effort. One of his innovations was
building a series of nearly 40 caches of toboggans and first aid supplies on the mountains.
In 1938 Stowe hosted the U. S. National Downhill and Slalom races where the Ski Patrol
demonstrated its professionalism. As a result, the Mount Mansfield Ski Patrol was used
as the model for the National Ski Patrol."
Patch
Name/Title
Patch
Description
CCC patch made of yellow wool with dark green embroidery (thread). The back has a cheese cloth type material over it. There are three large CCCs in the upper center with mountains below and lines below that, possibly representing a lake. To the left and right are evergreen trees.
Use
by Rayburn H. Gornall (1924-2013)
Acquisition
Accession
2014.9
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Civilian Conservation Corps
Person or Organization
Made/Created
Date made
1939-1941
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Wool, Cotton
Entry/Object ID
2014.9.2
Patch
Name/Title
Patch
Lexicon
Description
Round green patch embroidered in yellow with the words, "GREEN MOUNTAIN CLUB VERMONT" and a wayfinding sign that reads, "THE LONG TRAIL".
Acquisition
Accession
2007.26
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Green Mountain Boys State
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Long Trail
* Untyped Place
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Entry/Object ID
2007.26
Patch
Name/Title
Patch
Lexicon
Description
Round, black wool patch embroidered in yellow with the words "FORESTS AND PARKS". Embroidered at the center is an image of the state of Vermont in green, with the word "VERMONT" in black on a yellow ground.
Acquisition
Accession
2011.41
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Lindner, Brian, Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation
Related Places
Place
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1962-1967
Materials
Material
Wool, Polyester
Entry/Object ID
2011.41.6
Context
Worn by Brian Lindner while working for the Vermont State Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation.
Picnic Basket
Name/Title
Picnic Basket
Lexicon
Description
Brown stained woven basket with two U-shaped handles on either side. The basket has a plywood lid that hinges open on one of the long sides with brass-plated hinges. The inside of the lid is burned with the label, "Putney BasketVille (R) Vermont". Within the basket is a four-serving picnic service consisting of plastic plates divided into three sections, plastic mugs, and plastic flatware. Each piece is marked, "BASKETVILLE".
Acquisition
Accession
1975.497
Made/Created
Date made
1975
Manufacturer
Basketville, Inc.
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ash Splint, Plastic, Wood
Entry/Object ID
1975.497.1.1-.29
Context
Made by Basketville, Inc., in Putney, Vermont
Plate, License
Name/Title
Plate, License
Lexicon
Description
a= License plate commemorating the Lake Champlain Quadricentennial celebration. In center in black, green and blue letters is "VERMONT/CELEBRATES/CHAMPLAIN". On left, in red numbers, is "400" (placed vertically) with the logo of the Lake Champlain Quadricentennial to the right with "1609-2009" below. Green border at top and blue border at bottom with "CelebrateChamplain.org" There are two holes on top and two on bottom for attaching the plate. Taped to back is a printout of the Vermont statute which gives authority for this license plate.
b= Brown paper envelope to be used as a mailer for license plate and registration. In upper left corner is address of Vermont Agency of Transportation along with instructions for removal of plate from envelope, instructions as to inspection stickers, phone number and web site for Department of Motor Vehicles, and in upper right corner, stamped first class postage permit.
b= Brown paper envelope to be used as a mailer for license plate and registration. In upper left corner is address of Vermont Agency of Transportation along with instructions for removal of plate from envelope, instructions as to inspection stickers, phone number and web site for Department of Motor Vehicles, and in upper right corner, stamped first class postage permit.
Acquisition
Accession
2013.3
Relationships
Related Events
400 Years of the Champlain Valley
Event
Related Places
Place
Lake Champlain
Lake
Burlington
City
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
2008-2010
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Tin
Entry/Object ID
2013.3.1ab
Postcard
Name/Title
Postcard
Lexicon
Description
Postcard cut into the shape of the state of Vermont attached to a miniature wooden covered bridge. The postcard is printed with the inscription, "Don't Cross Your Covered Bridges until you come to them in VERMONT". On the other side is a space for writing a mailing address and placing a stamp. The bridge has a black roof and red sides.
Acquisition
Accession
2022.21
Made/Created
Manufacturer
Gag-Tags
Materials
Material
Paper, Wood, Metal, Cotton
Entry/Object ID
2022.21.2
Context
Produced by the Vermont Development Commission to promote tourism in Vermont
Scoop
Name/Title
Scoop
Lexicon
Description
Wide wooden scoop with shallow, round bowl. The bowl and handle are carved as one, and the end of the handle curves perpendicular to the rest.
Acquisition
Accession
1954.29
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Montpelier
City
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Wood
Entry/Object ID
1954.29.15
Context
Likely owned by a member of the Dewey family of Montpelier, Vermont
Shoe
Name/Title
Shoe
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
2008.83
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
True & Blanchard Co.
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Newport
City
Orleans County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.33
Context
Sold by True & Blanchard Company in Newport, Vermont
Sign
Name/Title
Sign
Lexicon
Description
Taft Lodge welcome sign: Blue and purple lettering. In the background is a pine tree in a circle. Written on the back of this wooden sign: This sign from Taft Lodge painted c. 1940 by Elton Ray Beal (1897-1971) of 77 Pomeroy St. of Burlington, VT. He was emloyed by the Engineering Dept. of the University of Vermont and was an active member of the GMC"
Acquisition
Accession
1989.1
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Long Trail
* Untyped Place
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Artist Information
Beal, Elton Ray (1897-1971)
Artist
Date made
circa 1940
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Wood
Entry/Object ID
1989.1.1
Context
Taft lodge is the oldest and largest shelter for hikers along the Long Trail in Vermont.
Stirrer
Name/Title
Stirrer
Lexicon
Description
Blue plastic beverage stirrer. Gold letters: "Morrisville Beverage Store - Phone 888-3120".
Acquisition
Accession
1978.4
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Morrisville Beverage Store
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Morrisville
Village
Morristown
Town
Lamoille County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1977
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
1978.4.4
Sugar
Name/Title
Sugar
Lexicon
Acquisition
Accession
1967.118
Dimensions
Entry/Object ID
1967.118.1
Context
Found on the John Morrill Farm in Marshfield, Vermont
Sugar Bowl
Name/Title
Sugar Bowl
Lexicon
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."
Acquisition
Accession
2005.21
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005), H. T. Goodell
Related Places
Place
Readsboro
Town
Bennington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1910-1930
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.114
Context
Sold by H. T. Goodell in Readsboro, Vermont
Survival Kit
Name/Title
Survival Kit
Lexicon
Description
Empty, water resistent plastic container with "DIRECTIONS" printed in white on the face including: "DIRECTIONS / CHOCOLATE RATIONS - Eat slowly as desired. / CHEWING GUM - Use as desired. / BOUILLON POWDER... / RAZOR BLADES... / LEADER KIT... / FISH HOOK KIT... /...COMPASS... / SHARPENING STONE... / NOTE; - When no longer needed, destroy or hide flask and all wrappers." Rectangular with a wire bale holding on top. Smokey colored plastic.
Acquisition
Accession
2004.35
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Peterson, Oscar S., Jr. (1912-1988), Federal Civil Defense Administration
Made/Created
Date made
1960-1970
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Plastic, Metal
Entry/Object ID
2004.35.9
Context
Dr. Oscar S. Peterson, Jr. was the radiological officer for the State Civil Defense Agency from the 1950s to early 1970s. This was part of his personal kit.
Syrup Jug
Name/Title
Syrup Jug
Lexicon
Description
Tan plastic half gallon maple syrup jug and cover. Scenes of sugarhouse, with dark brown lettering: "Pure Vermont Maple Syrup/ 64 fl. oz (2 quarts)"
Acquisition
Accession
1978.4
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1977
Dimensions
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
1978.4.5
Toothpick Holder
Name/Title
Toothpick Holder
Lexicon
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.
Acquisition
Accession
2005.21
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Cleveland, Eugene R. (1911-2005)
Person or Organization
Related Places
Place
Jamaica
Town
Windham County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1910-1930
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Glass
Entry/Object ID
2005.21.70
Context
Sold in Jamaica, Vermont
Trail Marker
Name/Title
Trail Marker
Lexicon
Description
Catamount Trail blue plastic sign, with black lettering. The sign shows a panther print above the "Catamount Trail" name. Along the sides are: "C.T.A., P.O. Box 897" and "Burlington, VT 05402."
Acquisition
Accession
1995.44
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Burlington
City
Chittenden County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1984-1995
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Plastic
Entry/Object ID
1995.44.1
Context
Used to mark the Catamount Cross Country Ski Trail, a route that spans the length of Vermont
Travel cup set
Name/Title
Travel cup set
Lexicon
Description
Metal travel cup set in silver-color polish with lid (a), outer cup (b), and 5 nested cups (c-g). Each cup is slightly conical in shape with a rolled top edge. The lid has a rolled edge with two rectangular cut-outs opposite each other for easier removal.
These cups were used by Katherine and Leroy J. Dopp while hiking the Long Trail.
These cups were used by Katherine and Leroy J. Dopp while hiking the Long Trail.
Acquisition
Accession
2024.12
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Dopp, Sarah L., Dopp, Katharine Eckley (1907-1999), Dopp, Leroy James, Jr. (1910-1995)
Dimensions
Dimension Description
overall exterior of cups stacked together
Materials
Material
Tin
Entry/Object ID
2024.12.1a-g
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Lexicon
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
Accession
1998.40
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Bennington
City
Bennington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
1998.40.3
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Lexicon
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
Accession
2008.83
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Brattleboro
Town
Windham County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Date made
1890-1930
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Porcelain
Entry/Object ID
2008.83.17
Vase
Name/Title
Vase
Lexicon
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
Accession
2020.23
Relationships
Related Places
Place
Montpelier
City
Washington County
County
Vermont
State/Province
United States of America
Country
North America
Made/Created
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Ceramic
Entry/Object ID
2020.23.1
Water Cooler
Name/Title
Water Cooler
Lexicon
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.
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
Acquisition
Accession
1945.47
Made/Created
Date made
1845-1855
Manufacturer
L. W. Fenton
Dimensions
Dimension Description
Overall
Materials
Material
Stoneware
Entry/Object ID
1945.47
Context
Made in St. Johnsbury, Vermont