Pan c. 1825

This anonymous, hand-blown glass bowl from the early 19th century exemplifies the simple, functional beauty of early American glassmaking. The piece's delicate green hue, characteristic of the period, is enhanced by the subtle air bubbles trapped within the glass, a testament to the artisan's skill. This "Pan" is a remarkable example of early American glassblowing, highlighting the craftsmanship and materials of the time.