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Jun 26, 2025
SANDWICH LATE BLOWN, AMBER/SILVER NITRATE STAINED, AND ENGRAVED 44-PIECE BEVERAGE / DECANTER SET, colorless with each having three amber/silver nitrate-stained oval-form reserves, each with fine intricately engraved decoration including a floral spray containing three roses, Vintage grapes, and a monogrammed "S" within a foliate wreath, each reserve outlined in a beaded band and separated by a large draped foliate spray. The set consists of four decanters (one smaller pair and one larger pair) with tri-fold and cut rims plus a claret decanter with an applied handle and an elegant spout, each having a domed round foot with an engraved beaded band, both of the pairs having matching hollow stoppers; six hemispherical finger/waste bowls; and 33 stems comprising ten 4" H examples, nine 4 5/8" H examples , nine 5" H examples, and five 6 1/8" H examples. Each with a polished pontil mark to underside of foot/base. Attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1860-1875. Decanters 9 1/4" to 14 1/4" HOA, finger/waste bowls 3 3/4" H, 4 1/2" D rim.
Literature: Parallels Barlow/Kaiser - The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 5, p. 50, figs. 5077, 5078, and 5079; Spillman - White House Glassware, p. 66, fig. 25, left.
Catalogue Note: A smaller and very closely related drinking set exists in the collection of the Corning Museum of Glass. Their set comprises a decanter and six wine glasses, and can be found under the accession number "2013.4.24". Corning attributes their set to Sandwich and identifies the distinctively-shaped pieces as reflecting "the height of fashion for glass tableware at the time". The appetite for this style can be seen in two very similar decanters from the Lincoln Service, manufactured for the White House by Christian Dorflinger's newly-opened Greenpoint Glass Works in 1861.
Excellent condition, 40 articles undamaged, one decanter with a chip at a rim cutting, claret with a short body crack at the lower handle juncture and interior with some light residue, one goblet with a shallow chip to the underside of foot, one 4" wine with a minute rim nick.
From a West Virginia private collection.
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