VERY RARE MAGNET AND GRAPE WITH FROSTED LEAF DISPENSER

VERY RARE MAGNET AND GRAPE WITH FROSTED LEAF DISPENSER (image 1/[null])
Pricing & History
approximately one gallon capacity bottle with original brass spigot, raised on a wafer-applied single-step circular base, original tulip-form open-top stopper.Color: colorless flint, Attribution: Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Circa: 1865-1875. Condition: Remarkably undamaged. Size: Height: 21 in. overall; height dispenser: 17 in.; diameter foot: 5 1/2 in. Catalog Notes: This is dispenser represents one of the great icons of Early American Pattern Glass. The illustrations in Barlow/Kaiser and Metz are both of the example at the Sandwich Glass Museum. Lee and McKearin illustrate the same example from a private collection. A third example is in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and is on display in the American Wing. Reference 1: Literature: See B & K V, fig. 5122, for an identical example from the Sandwich Glass Museum. Lee/EAPG, frontispiece. Metz II, p. 190.
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