Dish, Sherbet

Object number93.78.74
Manufacturer (1908 - 1951)
Date1904
MediumGlass
Credit LineGift of Paul G. Sailer
DescriptionPressed red nonlead glass saucer in Rock Crystal pattern.Dimensions4.75 x 4.5 in. (12.1 x 11.4 cm)
Label TextIn the exhibit, this object is in a re-creation of one glass display from that period based on trade journal accounts, surviving photographs, and interviews with glass company representatives. The Monongahela House first hosted the Pittsburgh Glass Show. Close to the Monongahela Wharf and convenient to numerous glass factories across the river on Pittsburgh’s South Side, the hotel became known as the “glassmen’s hotel.” By 1910, the location of the Show shifted to the Fort Pitt Hotel. Sited at the corner of Penn Avenue and Tenth Street, this hotel was close to both the train station and the showrooms of large glass companies. In its final years, the Show was held at the William Penn Hotel in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh.
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