Cane

United States

Late 19th-early 20th century

  • Titles Cane (Descriptive)
  • Medium blown glass
  • Dimensions 36 × 2 3/4 × 5/8 in. (91.4 × 7 × 1.6 cm)
  • Credit Line Gift of Richard and Terry McFalls in honor of Thelma McFalls and in memory of Paul McFalls, 1994.304
  • Work Type cane
  • Classification Tools & Equipment

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Vase with slight shoulder and fat, short raised rim. Multiple glazes consisting of purple, green, rose, and ochre hues give a mottled or marbleized appearance.
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Double sided quilt of old printed and plain woven cotton fabrics, on one side the "Four Ts" pattern comprised of a grid of squares each with a pattern of four Ts that connect at the base of each letter, in floral and geometric-patterned fabrics along with plaids and leafy designs; the other side in the "Sampler" pattern with a grid of squares each with a different pattern inside in seersucker, gingham and stripes in shades of blues, reds and browns, along with polka dots, paisley and lots of plaids, the edging partially missing.
Tapered cylindrical vase with speckled glaze graduating in color from a light tan on the body of the vessel to a darker brown at the rim.