Wig stand c. 19th century

This clear glass wig stand, likely from the 19th century, was produced by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company. The stand features a slender, elegant form with a series of bulbous, ridged sections that create a visually dynamic silhouette. The surface of the stand is intricately patterned with a repeating motif of small, raised dots, adding a textural element to the piece. These stands were popular for showcasing wigs in the 19th century, reflecting a period of heightened interest in fashion and personal adornment. The intricate glasswork and sophisticated design of the stand exemplify the craftsmanship of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company.