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Tumbler

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tumbler by Sherrill. A short-stemless glass with a wide mouth, slightly flared lip, and a rounded base. The glass body tapers outward from the base. The glass is transparent with minimal visible features. It sits on a flat surface with a wall behind it. The glass appears to be made of clear or colorless material, likely glass.

Artwork details

Date:
1700–1800
Medium:
Free-blown lead glass
Culture:
American
Dimensions:
599 × 625 px
Museum record:
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