. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. Figure 3^.â Wine glasses. One-half. conjecturally reconstructed in the clrawing. About 1720-1730. P3. 2. Baluster stem, lead metal. Clushion knop: thick- domed foot with traces of pontil mark in center; a single tear in the stem. .About 1715. Surface. 3. Wine glass, lead metal. .â XpparentK' three-piece construction; bell bowl welded above an angular knop that surmounts a light, inverted baluster containing a small tear; foot missing. After (). J3. 4. Solid base of waisted wine bowl, lead metal. Single tear; apparently with plain
. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. Figure 3^.â Wine glasses. One-half. conjecturally reconstructed in the clrawing. About 1720-1730. P3. 2. Baluster stem, lead metal. Clushion knop: thick- domed foot with traces of pontil mark in center; a single tear in the stem. .About 1715. Surface. 3. Wine glass, lead metal. .â XpparentK' three-piece construction; bell bowl welded above an angular knop that surmounts a light, inverted baluster containing a small tear; foot missing. After (). J3. 4. Solid base of waisted wine bowl, lead metal. Single tear; apparently with plain straight stem. After about 1740. J2. 5. Wine glass foot, lead metal. Plain conical form with base of light stem attached; pontil mark on base. Probably mid-18th century. G3. 6. Wine glass stem, lead metal. Two-piece construc- tion; trumpet bowl; plain stem with elongated tear; foot and upper bowl wall missing. After about 1740. C3, D3. 7. Wine glass, lead metal. Two-piece construction: trumpet bowl; plain stem with elongated tear; plain conical foot witli pontil mark on base. After about 1740. This glass is important to the dating of the Rosewell pit in that it comes from the primary deposit in area E. 8. Straight stem fragment, lead metal. With air twist ornament, single multiple spiral (nine tubes), and apparently with heavy shoulder knop below the bowl. Around 1750. J2. 9. Domed foot fragment from large goblet, lead metal. 18th century. .â \2. 10. Folded conical foot from large goblet no less than 8 inches high; lead metal. Probably first half of 18th century. N2, N3. Figure 33 1. Pharmaceutical bottle. Pale blue-green glass; short tubular neck with everted and flattened rim: conical base with rough pontil mark. Since there is no join between the neck and body frag- ments, the elevation has been conjectured on the liasis of examples in the writer's collection. 18th century. E2, E3, F2. J2, J3. K2. P.\PER 18: .^T ROSEWELL 217. Please note that these images
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