Vase

Attributed to Grueby Pottery, Possibly designed by George R. Prentiss Kendrick

About 1902

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Quilt, "Everybody" or "Sampler" pattern, Nora Ezell, textiles
Lattice quilt in red and white.
Large, clear, cut glass punch bowl from the American Brilliant Period, in the "Chrysanthemum" pattern, the top rim cut into graceful arches edged in scallops, the body features a pattern of hobstars and fans surmounting polished petals of fine diamonds that come together at the base.
Floral group comprised of a narrow bud vase of clear glass with a pattern of green and brown threads and cross-hatching, with one upright flower with long, bulbous stem and lavender Jack-in-the Pulpit-shaped flower on top, the lower stem with green cross-hatching, and a large round flower made of clear glass with a powder white glass center applied to the reverse, with yellow and green lines that radiate from the stem outwards to the edges of the petals, with fluted three green leaves, all designed to be placed into the vase.