Blown in a two-piece mold, this shallow bowl features a band of 109 vertical ribs that extend from the shoulder to a horizontal rib. Ribbed Bowl, Roman Empire, possibly Italy, possibly Eastern Mediterranean, 1-99. Gift of The Ruth Bryan Strauss … Read more →
Made by Corning Glass Works in about 1936-1948, this Pyrex Flameware Saucepan features a detachable metal handle. The original paper label sits in the bottom of the pan and includes the following text: “The modern easy way for top of … Read more →
In 1979 Dante Marioni lived in Seattle, Washington, with his family in a converted building that was once home to the telephone company. In the summer, his father, the artist Paul Marioni, would drive him and a few high school … Read more →
Used to contain cosmetics, medicines, and jewelry, this translucent white glass pyxis with lid was mold-blown in a three-part mold. The body is decorated with a continuous frieze of upright and inverted palmettes, and the conical lid is decorated with … Read more →