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From A Mirror with a Memory

  1. Escargot Picks by Lenain et Cie, Image 1.

    Lenain et Cie

    Escargot Picks, c. 1960

    Silver

    NFS

  2. Bowls (Set of Two) by Onondaga Pottery Company, Image 1.

    Onondaga Pottery Company

    Bowls (Set of Two), after 1948

    Restaurantware

  3. Ending of Mission by Unknown, United States, Image 1.

    Unknown, United States

    Ending of Mission, 1912

    Gelatin silver print

    NFS

  4. Counting the Rosary by Walter Studio, Image 1.

    Walter Studio

    Counting the Rosary, c. 1912

    Platinum print

    NFS

  5. First Communion by Unknown, United States, Image 1.

    Unknown, United States

    First Communion, c. 1900

    Albumen print

  6. Brooch by Unknown, Image 2.

    Unknown

    Brooch, 1890-1910

    Pressed brass, glass

    NFS

  7. Fashionable Ladies by Arthur E. Warnica, Image 1.

    Arthur E. Warnica

    Fashionable Ladies, c. 1900

    Gelatin silver print

  8. Choir Boys by H.W. Towne, Image 1.

    H.W. Towne

    Choir Boys, c. 1895

    Albumen print

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T.G. Hawkes

A glass company based in Corning, NY, T.G. Hawkes & Co. (c.1880-1959) specialized in cutting fine brilliant cut glass and tableware. The company was established by Thomas Gibbons Hawkes (1846-1913). Born in Ireland, Hawkes immigrated to Brooklyn in 1862, and then moved to Corning to work for the Hoare and Dailey Cut Glass Firm. He opened his own cut glass firm in 1880. This firm, T.G. Hawkes & Co., soon became famous for quality wares. Hawkes' glassware was used in the White House from 1885 until 1938. In 1903, he brought Frederick Carder from England to establish the Steuben Glass Works.
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