Retrieved from the wreck of the Joseph H. Scammell, this cut glass bowl was manufactured by the French business Saint-Louis, which is still operating today. Created in the 'Brilliant' period, items from this time were made of heavy leaded glass, intricately cut with geometric patterns and prisms.

Gilt and enamel ruby (cranberry) glass tumbler. The glass has bands of gilt and raised white enamel sprigs (grapes or flowers) on the upper half of the tumbler. The underside of the base has a small "navel" or circular depression which indicates the glass has been hand blown.