Figured flask 1830

This amethyst-colored glass flask, crafted by J.R. Robinson and Sons in 1830, is a striking example of early American glassblowing. The flask features a pear-shaped body, a narrow neck, and an intricate, molded design of swirling vines and buds, showcasing the skill of the glassblowers. The inscription "J.R. Robinson & Son" is visible on the bottom, indicating the maker of this unique and decorative piece. This flask is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of early American glassmakers, and it reflects the evolving techniques and styles of the period.