Wooden Clamp Used By Peter Glass, c. Late 1800s
National Museum of American History

Wooden Clamp Used By Peter Glass, c. Late 1800s

Glass, Peter · Late 19th C.

wood (overall material)
National Museum of American History
CC0 — Public Domain
National Museum of American History

This late nineteenth century wooden clamp, with a tapered nose, and operated by two threaded handles, was from the workshop of Peter Glass. As a farmer in Wisconsin, German immigrant, Peter Glass, applied his native training as a marquetry craftsman to make award-winning furniture.

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