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    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Decanter

    Maker: Joel Philip Myers, American, born 1934
    Manufacturer: Blenko Glass Company, American, established 1921
    Date: 
    1967–68
    Medium: 

    Mold-blown glass

    Accession Number: 
    2010.49.2
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Vase

    Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass Company, American, 1887–1986
    Date: 
    1978
    Medium: 

    Glass

    Accession Number: 
    2010.112.1
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Dish

    Maker: Maurice Heaton, American, born Switzerland, 1900-1990
    Date: 
    1960–65
    Medium: 

    Glass with applied enamel

    Accession Number: 
    2010.100.1
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Iced-tea Tumbler, “Knickerbocker” Pattern

    Designer: Edwin W. Fuerst, American, 1903–1988
    Designer: A. Douglas Nash, American, 1881–1940
    Manufacturer: Libbey Glass Manufacturing Company, American, 1919–1935
    Date: 
    introduced 1933
    Medium: 

    Blown and molded lead and potash-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    2012.124.2.2
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Cocktail Glass, “Knickerbocker” Pattern

    Designer: Edwin W. Fuerst, American, 1903–1988
    Designer: A. Douglas Nash, American, 1881–1940
    Manufacturer: Libbey Glass Manufacturing Company, American, 1919–1935
    Date: 
    introduced 1933
    Medium: 

    Blown and molded lead and potash-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    2012.124.2.3
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Sherbet Bowl, “Knickerbocker” Pattern

    Designer: Edwin W. Fuerst, American, 1903–1988
    Designer: A. Douglas Nash, American, 1881–1940
    Manufacturer: Libbey Glass Manufacturing Company, American, 1919–1935
    Date: 
    introduced 1933
    Medium: 

    Blown and molded lead and potash-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    2012.124.2.6
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Cigarette Box, “Ruba Rombic” Pattern

    Designer: Reuben Haley, American, 1872–1933
    Manufacturer: Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company, Coraopolis, Pa., 1893–1932 and 1936–64
    Date: 
    designed 1927, produced 1928–32
    Medium: 

    Mold-blown and acid-etched soda-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    2016.16.2a-b
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Cast Form Type VI

    Maker: Howard Ben Tré, American, 1949–2020
    Date: 
    1980
    Medium: 

    Cast soda-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    2014.97.12
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Untitled

    Maker: Thaddeus Wolfe, American, born 1979
    Date: 
    2017–18
    Medium: 

    Blown and cut glass

    Accession Number: 
    2019.70.1
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    21st century
    Classification: 
    Containers - Glass
    Status: 
    On view

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