Annual Most Admired Conservative Awards 1982 Decanter
Artifact ID1982.00711.01a-b
Object Type
Decanter
Gifter
Richard A. Viguerie
Maker
Tiffany & Company
(American retailer, jeweler, and manufacturer, 1853 to the present)
Date
1982
Medium
Glass
Dimensions11 1/2 × 5 in. (29.2 × 12.7 cm)
Physical DescriptionA clear glass decorator with a glass stopper made by Tiffany & Co.. The decorator is engraved on the obverse “ANNUAL MOST ADMIRED CONSERVATIVE AWARDS 1982” inside of a laurel wreath. The reverse is engraved “Conservative Digest.”Historical NoteThe decanter was given to Sheila Tate, the First Lady's Press Secretary, for Nancy Reagan at an event at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC on April 26, 1982.
Additional Details
Custodial History NoteThe item was a gift from a member of the general public to First Lady Nancy Reagan during the Reagan administration. It was received through the Executive Office of the President Office of Correspondence and maintained there until its transfer to the National Archives in January, 1989 for deposit with the Reagan Presidential Library.
National Archives Catalog CollectionRecords of the White House Gift Unit (Reagan Administration) (National Archives Identifier 6816362) and
National Archives Catalog SeriesGifts from the General Public (National Archives Identifier 6816363)
Use Restriction StatusRestricted - Fully
Use Restriction Note© Tiffany & Company
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