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Early American Blown Glass RIB SWIRL BOTTLE 4 ¾” high Zanesville Style
Early American Blown Glass RIB SWIRL BOTTLE 4 ¾” high Zanesville Style
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This Early American Blown Glass RIB SWIRL BOTTLE, believed to be created by a renowned glasshouse in Zanesville, Ohio, features a tall neck and a globular shape in light olive green. Its base shows a pontil scar from the blowpipe and the ribs beautifully swirl to the right.
Standing at 4 ¾” high and in pristine condition, this bottle is a near-perfect representation of glassblowing techniques between 1820 and 1850, showcasing the skill and expertise of the time.
About Zanesville Glass: During the early 19th century, Zanesville, incorporated in 1814, was a small town surrounded by forests and abundant natural resources like sand, potash, and lime. This was an ideal location for glassmaking and the first organized glassworks, White Glass Works, was established a year later. Others, like Zanesville Glass Works followed. Up until the 1870s, the skilled glassmakers in Zanesville were known for producing a variety of glass products, including window glass, flasks, decanters, sugar bowls, pitchers, pans, bowls, salts, flips, tumblers, vases, and more.
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