A 'Ripple' Pattern, Imperial Glass Co., ca. 1914
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Bidding on A 'Ripple' Pattern, Imperial Glass Co., ca. 1914
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$14,000Consigned by
Henrik Sørensen
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4.7 from 74 sales
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Catalogue note
Press moulded glass, hot-worked and sprayed with tin and iron chloride. Height 43.2cm. Made by Imperial Glass Co., ca. 1914.
No independent ownership history accompanies this lot. What the Victoria and Albert Museum records of its own acquisition is given under Provenance below, and nothing beyond it is asserted.
Materials and dimensions follow the holding institution's record. Twentieth-century production pieces are sold as found, with the wear a working object of this age would be expected to carry. Catalogue data for this lot is drawn from the Victoria and Albert Museum's open-access collections record (V&A open access).
Provenance
Not independently established for this sale. The Victoria and Albert Museum records its own acquisition as: Given by Raymond and Michel Lerpiniere.
Condition
Excellent
Minor handling wear consistent with age; no material faults.
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Catalogue record
This lot describes a real object held by Victoria and Albert Museum, whose collection data is published for open access. The object is not for sale; it stands in here so the saleroom can be demonstrated against genuine catalogue records rather than invented ones.
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