GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This pepper shaker and its accompanying salt cellar (1991.101.21.1) features Grape, a pattern introduced by Gorham Manufacturing Company in 1905. The pattern, characterized by scrolling vines and tendrils bearing lush leaves and bountiful clusters of grapes, was applied to holloware, including a tea kettle, a tea service, and a tea caddy in addition to this set. It was first produced 1905, when it retailed for $24, and was reissued in 1912 and 1921.
Adapted from
Samuel J. Hough, DMA unpublished material.
NOTES
TMS Updates - GeoXrefs - place of origin - JBA (10/30/2017)
Updated rule - 9/6 (JBA)
I updated the title of the object in TMS, removing "pattern" and adding carets around Grape to indicate italics.
I removed techniques from the Medium fields in TMS. Techniques are listed as tags.
I edited, updated, or entered the Provenance, Exhibition History, Bibliography, and Published References fields in TMS.
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PROVENANCE
Until 1991: The Charles R. Masling and John E. Furen Collection, Houston, Texas
From 1991: Dallas Museum of Arts, purchased from the above
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YouTube~Watch a video about Gorham Manufacturing Company
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General Description
This pepper shaker and its accompanying salt cellar (1991.101.21.1) features Grape, a pattern introduced by Gorham Manufacturing Company in 1905. The pattern, characterized by scrolling vines and tendrils bearing lush leaves and bountiful clusters of grapes, was applied to holloware, including a tea kettle, a tea service, and a tea caddy in addition to this set. It was first produced 1905, when it retailed for $24, and was reissued in 1912 and 1921.
Adapted from
Samuel J. Hough, DMA unpublished material.
Fun Facts
Archival Resources
Web Resources
Notes
TMS Updates - GeoXrefs - place of origin - JBA (10/30/2017)
Updated rule - 9/6 (JBA)
I updated the title of the object in TMS, removing "pattern" and adding carets around Grape to indicate italics.
I removed techniques from the Medium fields in TMS. Techniques are listed as tags.
I edited, updated, or entered the Provenance, Exhibition History, Bibliography, and Published References fields in TMS.
Catalogue essays
Artist/designers
Cultures
Geography
Process/materials
Historical periods
Individuals
Subject terms
RELATED OBJECTS
PROVENANCE
Until 1991: The Charles R. Masling and John E. Furen Collection, Houston, Texas
From 1991: Dallas Museum of Arts, purchased from the above
AUDIO ASSETS
VIDEO ASSETS
rules
Apply To
Objects
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1991.101.21.2.A-B
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