This class includes bottles, mugs, plates and many other artifacts.
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The Great American Series Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Bottle
T. C. Wheaton Company
The amber-colored carnival glass bottle features an embossed portrait of Abraham Lincoln and text at its front. The reverse features an excerpt from the Gettysburg address, which is surrounded by a series of stars around the perimeter of the decanter.
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U. S. Grant Let Us Have Peace Plate
Gillinder and Sons
The blue-hued plate is a commemorative item released shortly after the death of Ulysses S. Grant. It features an embossed image of Grant at its center and is surrounded by text. The plate's outer border features a decorative maple leaf design and is layered with text.
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Lincoln Drape Dish Lid
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
The dish cover features the Lincoln Drape, an alternating medallion and semicircle pattern. This pattern runs along the base of the object, Vertical grooves fill the remaining space up until the handle. The object also features three cracks, which have been repaired.
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Lincoln Drape Spooner
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
The clear glass spooner features a scalloped rim. Below the rim, the Lincoln Drape pattern, alternating medallions and semicircles, appears. At the base of the vessel are vertical lines that run down to the stem.
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Abraham Lincoln Round Sweet Dish
Wedgwood
The small sweet dish is blue in color and has an embossed left-facing profile image of Abraham Lincoln in white. Surrounding the dish's edge, an embossed leaf wreath is also included in white. The dish is enclosed in its original packaging with documentary information.
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Lincoln Drape Bobeche
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
This bobeche features the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design with alternating semicircles and medallions. A teardrop pattern appears below the medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Lincoln Drape Goblet
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
This goblet is one of eight identical objects. It features the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design with alternating semicircles and medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Lincoln Drape Small Compote Bowl
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company and McKee and Brothers
The object is a small compote bowl featuring the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design. It features a base and stem and originally would have been used to serve compotes, fruits, nuts, or various sweets. Along the rim of the bowl and the base of the stem, an alternating semicircle and medallion pattern is present. Vertical grooves appear below this pattern on the bowl and above the pattern on the stem. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Abraham Lincoln Statue Drinking Glass
The drinking glass features a transferprint image of the statue, Abraham Lincoln, which is located at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. At the glass's back, an excerpt from the Gettysburg Address appears.
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Abraham Lincoln Rail Splitter Bowl
Homer Laughlin China
The decorative bowl depicts Abraham Lincoln as a rail splitter. The scene features Lincoln standing among a pile of wood with his proper left foot positioned on a rail with an ax raised over his proper right shoulder. A floral design appears around the object�s rim.
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Lincoln Drape Miniature Oil Lamp
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
The object is a miniature oil lamp featuring the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design. Along its base, an alternating semicircle and medallion pattern is present. A teardrop pattern appears above the medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Lincoln Drape Miniature Oil Lamp
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
The object is a miniature oil lamp featuring the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design. Along its base, an alternating semicircle and medallion pattern is present. A teardrop pattern appears above the medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Lincoln Drape Sauce Dish
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
This sauce dish is one of four identical objects. It features the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design with alternating semicircles and medallions. A teardrop pattern appears below the medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated
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Lincoln Drape Sauce Dish
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
This sauce dish is one of four identical objects. It features the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design with alternating semicircles and tassels. A hexagon pattern appears at the dish's center. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Lincoln Drape Liqueur Glass
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
The clear glass liqueur glass features the Lincoln Drape pattern of alternating medallions and semicircles. At the base of the vessel are vertical lines that run down to the stem.
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Lincoln Drape Sauce Dish
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
This sauce dish is one of four identical objects. It features the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design with alternating semicircles and medallions. A teardrop pattern appears below the medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Lincoln Drape Large Compote Bowl
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company and McKee and Brothers
The object is a large compote bowl featuring the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design. It features a base and stem and originally would have been used to serve compotes, fruits, nuts, or various sweets. Along the rim of the bowl and the base of the stem, an alternating semicircle and medallion pattern is present. Vertical grooves appear below this pattern on the bowl and above the pattern on the stem. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Norman Rockwell's Lincoln the Lawyer: The Beardstown Almanac Case
River Shore, Ltd. and Norman Rockwell
The porcelain tile features a reproduction print of Norman Rockwell's Lincoln for the Defense (1962). In the print, Lincoln stands in front of a wooden table holding an almanac in his proper left hand and resting his proper right hand in a closed fist on a book. His appearance is disheveled; he wears a white shirt and pants with a loose tie and undone suspenders. A man in handcuffs sits with a bowed head at the table in the background. The tile was originally mounted in an open wooden frame with a velvet backing, but the tile has since become detached due to the disintegration of the adhesive. On the frame's reverse, a sticker containing documentary information may be found.
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Globe for Small Lincoln Drape Oil Lamp
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
Clear glass globe from Lincoln Drape oil lamp.
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Illinois Old State Capitol Old Mr. Boston Liquor Bottle
Royal Halburton
The liquor decanter is shaped into the likeness of Springfield, Illinois's Old State Capitol. It is opaque and painted in hues of brown and cream. On the decanter's front left, a sticker appears featuring the building's name. Another sticker on the front right has been partially removed. At the object's back, a tax label is affixed. The decanter is missing its top, which is made into the likeness of the Capitol's dome. Documentary information is embossed at the decanter's base.
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Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg Gravy Boat
Homer Laughlin China
The transferware gravy boat depicts Abraham Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg Address. The scene features Lincoln standing to the left of the Evergreen Cemetery Gatehouse. An American flag, army officers, and other officials stand behind Lincoln, who faces an audience. This scene is pictured on both side of the gravy boat, and a floral design appears on the object's handle. There are no markings on the gravy boat's bottom.
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U. S. Grant Let Us Have Peace Plate
Gillinder and Sons
The amber-hued plate is a commemorative item released shortly after the death of Ulysses S. Grant. It features an embossed image of Grant at its center and is surrounded by text. The plate's outer border features a decorative maple leaf design and is layered with text.
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Lincoln Drape Sauce Dish
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company
This sauce dish is one of four identical objects. It features the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design with alternating semicircles and medallions. A teardrop pattern appears below the medallions. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
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Abraham Lincoln Portrait on Glass Plaque
The glass plaque features a black and white engraving of a seated Abraham Lincoln.
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Lincoln Drape Mid-size Compote Bowl
Boston and Sand wich Glass Company and McKee and Brothers
The object is a large compote bowl featuring the Lincoln Drape, a pressed glass design. It features a base and stem and originally would have been used to serve compotes, fruits, nuts, or various sweets. Along the rim of the bowl and the base of the stem, an alternating semicircle and medallion pattern is present. Vertical grooves appear below this pattern on the bowl and above the pattern on the stem. Supposedly the design featured on the glass is representative of the black crepe that adorned Abraham Lincoln's casket and hearse, although this theory cannot be corroborated.
