Mt Washington Glass Works Crown Milano Bowl
Mt Washington Glass Works Crown Milano Bowl
$450.00 $450.00
Mt. Washington Glass Works (Boston/New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1837-1894)
Crown Milano Bowl
delicate acid-reduced enamel, raised white enamel, and gilt
3 ½” high x 6” diameter
1 in stock
Condition: Very Good
For Accuracy: an Antique it may show expected light signs of age and use related wear with a few scuffs to the sides. The rim is rough from manufacture, this is not damage but part of the production process. It may have had a pairpoint bail at some point.
Reference: ‘Mt. Washington Art Glass’ by Betty B Sisk, pp.111: “Mt. Washington cracker jar, melon ribbed, floral décor, “MW” stamped in lid with #4419-c, 5” H.
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