Hiram Yale - designs, exhibitions and historical information
A. Hiram Yale designs in collections
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1810s | 1818-31 - plateHiram Yale. (1818-31). Plate. Pewter. (Accession no. 1966.1190. Viewed 25 February 2021. J01227). |
1820s | 1820-31 - flower container (vase)Hiram Yale. (1820-31). Flower container (vase). Pewter, Britannia metal. (Accession no. 1968.0602.001. Viewed 25 February 2021. J01228). 1820-31 - flower container (vase)Hiram Yale. (1820-31). Flower container (vase). Pewter, Britannia metal. (Accession no. 1968.0602.002. Viewed 25 February 2021. J01229). 1822-31 - plateHiram Yale. (1822-31). Plate. Pewter. (Accession no. 41.34.43. Viewed 27 September 2020. J00780). 1824-35 - coffeepotHiram Yale & Co. (1824-35). Coffeepot. Cast Britannia metal, ivory, black paint. (Accession no. 1965.86.1. Viewed 27 September 2020. AAA00034-11).
1824-35 - sugar bowlHiram Yale & Co. (1824-35). Sugar Bowl. Spun Britannia metal. (Accession no. 1965.85.0a,b. Viewed 27 September 2020. AAA00034-10).
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B. Hiram Yale designs in exhibitions
1960s |
This section is in development. See our Design Meriden compilation listing over 1000 exhibitions since 1851, featuring historical design associated with the Meriden area. |
C. Hiram Yale - historical information (by year)
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1800s | Various newspapers, magazines and other sources(c. ). Various newspapers, magazines and other sources - search engines.
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2000s | 2007 - article mentionTurano, Andrew F. and Smith, Robert G. (Summer 2007). Isaac Chauncy Lewis, britannia worker [with mention of Hiram Yale]. The Bulletin (Pewter Collector’s Club of America), vol. 13, no. 7, pp. 3-18. (Viewed 25 February 2021. R01341). Click the following link to see designs and documentation for other historical companies from the Meriden area, and those that were connected to the International Silver Company; go to the historical Meriden design overview page and scroll down to section D: "ISC, predecessors & divisions", E: "Other featured companies" and G: "Featured early pewter / britannia / silver makers". |