Final Study Silver Flashcards
Federal Silver
- Rolled silver
- Servise sets
- Bright cutting - patterned bands
- Fluted shapes, Urns etc.
- Pierces galleries
Empire Silver
- similar to empire furniture in style
- heavey, lobed forms
- ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian
- electroplating
- drop stamping
- die rolling
- circular saw
American Glass
- Mostly imported
- european immigrants
- made with ancient techniques
- venice as a center of glassmaking
Glass = silica (sand), and alkali (potash)
- 18C factories
- Caspar Wistar 1739
- William Henry Stiegel, 1765
- Johann Frederick Amelung, 1785
American Ceramics
- English continental & Asian imports
- Redware
- Stoneware
- Porcelain
- Bonnin & Morris
- Tucker
Pweter
- Alloy of tin (lead, copper…)
- cast in molds
- style changes slowley
- daily use, not durable
Fluted teapot
Fluted teapot
Paul Revere
Boston
1890
bright cut banding
“Revere Pitchers”
“Revere Pitchers”
Paul Revere
Boston
design from liverpool England
Tea & Coffee Set
Tea & Coffee Set
Christian Wiltberger
Philladelphia
ca1790
Sugarbowl, creamer, wastebowl, teapots
Federal
Tea set
Tea set
Charles Burnett
Virginia
1825
Empire
melon/lobed shaped
Creamer, teapot, waste bowl
Presentation Pitcher
Presentation Pitcher
Baldwin Gardner
NYC
1830s
Presentation Urn
Presentation Urn
Fletcher and Gardner
Philladelphia
1824
Tucker urn vase
Urn vase
Tucker Factory
Philladelphia
1831-35
First successul Porclain manufacturer in America
Porclain with enamel and guid decoration
Pitcher
Pitcher
Tucker Factory
Philladelphia
1830
Porclain
Chalice & paten
Chalice & paten
Cooper & Fisher
NYC
1850s
gothic revival
early enamel on silver
made fro trinity church
Pitcher
Pitcher
Zalmon Bostwick
NYC
1845
Silver tea set
Silver tea set
Charters, Cann & Dunn
NYC
1850
Magic Castor
Magic Castor
Roswell Gleason
1857
silver plated
Tea Pot
Tea Pot
Obadiah Rich
Boston
1845
Rococo Rivival
Bottle
Bottle
Wistarburg Glassworks
Salem
1745-55
Green Glass
Pocket bottle
Pocket bottle
Henry William Stiegel
Pensylvania
1769-74
Colored glass