TWO CUT TABLE ARTICLES
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consisting of a Mirror-type pattern vase/celery glass with a cut scallop rim, applied to a hollow panel-cut stem and a circular 16-point-star-cut foot; and an Ovals and Punties chalice with a short hollow stem and circular foot with a polished pontil mark.Color: colorless, Attribution: First example United States, possibly Dorflinger. Circa: 1860-1880. Condition: Mirror example with a flake and moderate bruise under the foot, chalice undamaged. Size: Heights: 10 in. and 7 in. Provenance: Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate collection.
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