Presentation vase 1843

This clear glass presentation vase, created in 1843 by the New England Glass Company, is a prime example of American glassblowing. Its elegant form and delicate design, which features an engraved cityscape, reflect the craftsmanship and artistry of the period. The vase's presence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art signifies its historical and artistic importance. The piece is a testament to the skill of the New England Glass Company, one of the leading glass manufacturers of the 19th century.