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From A Mirror with a Memory

  1. Pitcher by Fritz Heckert, Image 1.

    Fritz Heckert

    Pitcher, 1890-1910

    Glass

    NFS

  2. Tumbler by Mt. Washington Glass Company, Image 1.

    Mt. Washington Glass Company

    Tumbler, 1885-1900

    Burmese glass

    NFS

  3. Shaving Mug by Tressemann & Vogt, Image 2.

    Tressemann & Vogt

    Shaving Mug, c. 1890

    Porcelain

    NFS

  4. Plate by Société Céramique Maestricht, Image 2.

    Société Céramique Maestricht

    Plate, c. 1890

    Ironstone

    $45

  5. Sardine Box by Unknown, England, Image 1.

    Unknown, England

    Sardine Box, c. 1880

    Earthenware

    NFS

  6. Fan Vase by William Brownfield & Son, Image 1.

    William Brownfield & Son

    Fan Vase, 1873

    Hard paste porcelain

    6.5 in (16.51 cm)

    NFS

  7. Pair of Stereoviews by E. Berg, Image 3.

    E. Berg

    Pair of Stereoviews, 1870

    Stereoview

    NFS

  8. Pitcher by William Brownfield & Son, Image 3.

    William Brownfield & Son

    Pitcher, 1867

    Bisque porcelain

    7.375 x 5.5 x 4.875 in (18.73 x 13.97 x 12.38 cm)

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About the artist

William Verstille

American

1755-1803

William Verstille’s career as a miniaturist took him and his family from Connecticut to Philadelphia, to New York City, and finally Boston. He continued painting while serving in the military during the American Revolution, honing his skills by making portrait miniatures of various officers. His paintings resemble the work of John Ramage, whom Verstille studied and copied.

All object images © LB Laub. Please do not use without permission.

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