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Press glass plate with liberty bell for US 1876 Centennial by Adams & Co., Pittsburgh at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Press glass plate with Bunker Hill for US 1876 Centennial by D.C. Ripley & Co., Pittsburgh at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Bakewell, Pears & Co. compote bowl (1876) made for 1876 Centennial Exhibition at Corning Museum of Glass.
| 1876 Centennial Exhibition medal awarded to Bakewell, Pears & Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Glass paperweight shaped as 1876 Centennial Exhibition's Memorial Hall at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Silvered glass compote (1853-75) by New England Glass or Boston Silver Glass Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Amberina glass vase (1883-8) by New England Glass Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Pressed glass plate with log cabin, sailing ship & factory by New England Glass Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Glass sugar shaker in corn pattern (1888-9) by New England Glass or Libbey Glass Cos. at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Amberina pressed dish in Hobnail Diamond pattern (1886-90) by Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. on license from New England Glass Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Burmese Glass vase (1885-95) by Mt. 'Washington Glass Co. of New Bedford, MA at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Glass cream & sugar souvenirs from Chicago World's Fair (1893) by New England Glass Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
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New England glass candlesticks (1850-70) at Corning Museum of Glass.
| New England glass dolphin candlesticks (1840-60) at Corning Museum of Glass.
| New England glass whale oil lamp (early 19th C) at Corning Museum of Glass.
| New England glass whale oil lamp (early 19th C) at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Replica of Edison's original light bulb (1929) at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Mazda electric light bulb tester (1924-34) at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Pair of colored wineglasses (1882-90) by J. Hoare & Co. of Corning at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Paris World's Fair of 1889 grand prize awarded to T.G. Hawkes of Corning at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Paris World's Fair of 1889 gold medal awarded to T.G. Hawkes of Corning at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Bohemian covered goblet (1845-65) of US capitol in Washington at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Cut glass decanter (1816) given to President James Madison upon visit to Pittsburgh at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Bohemian cut glass tumbler engraved with Andrew Jackson's Hermitage Home (after 1829) at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Bakewell celery vase (1829) from set of President Andrew Jackson at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Glass pitcher (1900-1) engraved with portrait of President William McKinley at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Water goblet (1938) from White House service of Franklin D. Roosevelt by T.G. Hawkes & Co. at Corning Museum of Glass.
| English Arts & Crafts centerpiece (1906) by Harry Powell at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Favrille vase with leaf & vine decoration (1905-10) by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Jack-in-the-Pulpit Favrille vase (c1912) by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Stained glass window (1905) by Louis Comfort Tiffany from Rochroane Castle, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Detail of Louis Comfort Tiffany's Rochroane Castle stained glass window at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Art Nouveau stained glass window (1910) by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Stained glass window (1886-9) by Louis H. Sullivan from Chicago Auditorium at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Tree of Life stained glass window (1904) by Frank Lloyd Wright from Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Detail of Tree of Life stained glass window (1904) by Frank Lloyd Wright from Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo at Corning Museum of Glass.
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Playhouse stained glass window (1912) by Frank Lloyd Wright from Avery Coonley Home, Riverside, IL at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Art Deco glass corn & pumpkin whimsies at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Gazelle engraved bowl (1935) by Sidney Waugh at Corning Museum of Glass.
| Atlantica glass sculpture (1939) by Sidney Waugh for 1939 New York World's Fair at Corning Museum of Glass.
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