-Independence Hall- candy container 1876

"Independence Hall" is a clear glass candy container, likely produced in 1876 to commemorate the centennial of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Designed by William R. Kirchner, the container is a miniature replica of the iconic building in Philadelphia. The intricate detail of the piece, including the clock tower and inscription "1776," demonstrates the cultural significance of Independence Hall and the American Revolution in the late 19th century. The container is a fine example of glassblowing, showcasing the craft and historical significance of an American landmark in a small, everyday object.