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Russian Pattern Glassware, Harrison Administration

This glassware was part of the service made for the White House by C. Dorflinger & Sons of White Mill, Pennsylvania in 1891, when President Benjamin Harrison held office. President Harrison ordered the service to replace the Lincoln glassware, selecting an ornate, newly fashionable design known as the Russian pattern. The pieces shown here include a goblet, a water bottle, an Apollinaris tumbler, an ice cream plate, a finger bowl, and a brandy-and-soda tumbler.
Artist
C. Dorflinger & Sons
Date of Work
1891
Type
Glassware
Credit
White House Historical Association/Corning Museum of Glass, New York