White-Throated Sparrow

Edward Marshall Boehm

1957-1965

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Paneled vase with top-heavy hourglass form, becoming narrower from the base upward then gradually expanding in width to the rim. The foot of the vase consists of flared triangular corners resembling the wings at the base of a rocket. Glass color is Forest Green.
Cup or Mug, Miller Pottery, Alabama, Perry County, stoneware with Albany or Michigan slip and white feldspar glaze, blue pieces tinted with cobalt
Full-length, off-the-shoulder ball gown of salmon-colored silk shantung with appliqué, faux pearls, sequins and diamanté on fitted, gathered bodice, full skirt with train, lined in orange silk
Large quilt in the Tree of Life, or Pine Tree, pattern comprised of a variety of printed and solid cottons forming a grid of nine blocks, each containing a diamond shape with a flowering tree inside it against an orange ground outlined by black strips, at each corner block a black strip extends directly from the corner to the diamond.