Large American Lustre Art Glass Gold Fishnet Pattern Lamp Shade hanging light Fifth Annual Report of the

Fifth Annual Report of the American Institute Made to the Legislature April 20

late 19th-early 20th century)

It shows a head and shoulders portrait of a beautiful lady in a red dress with flowing red hair

Former plaque on house (not included) reads: Built about 1741 by Daniel Henchman on Lincoln Street and for many years owned by John Hancock: Home of Levi Lincoln

Each concho: Length 1

Large American Lustre Art Glass Gold Fishnet Pattern Lamp Shade hanging light Fifth Annual Report of theDETAILS COLOR(S) Gold on white PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Lustre Art Glass Company (Long Island, New York, 1920 23) Founder(s): Conrad Vahlsing (American, 1890 1941) and Paul Frank MARKS Signed (fitter): Lustre Art. PERIOD Early 20th century DATE 1920 23 DIMENSIONS Width 3. 25 Depth 3. 25 Height 6 inches Fitter: Width 2. 25 inches CONDITION Note: small flake on fitter.