Pitcher
Dateca. 1850
Maker
William Forbes
American, active 1826 - 1863/64
Label TextThe multi-paneled form of this pitcher derives from medieval Gothic architecture. Gothic revival was one of the most popular styles for American silverware between 1840 and 1860. Ball Black & Co. was the first American firm to exhibit silver at an international exhibition, the London Crystal Palace World's Fair in 1851.
Object number2014.24.19
ProvenanceWoldman & Woldman, March 28, 1992
Photo CreditPhoto: Elizabeth Mann
Credit LineGift of Ruth J. Nutt
DimensionsHeight: 11 1/2 in. (29.2 cm)
MediumSilver
Gaanax'adi clan
ca. 1810
Object number: 91.1.125
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