08/31/2026
Imagine this upon a Victorian breakfast table, filled with warm maple syrup or dark molasses beside a plate of freshly baked biscuits.
Dating most likely to the 1860s–1870s, this Early American Pattern Glass pitcher features deeply molded arched panels, a graceful applied-glass handle and its original-style hinged metal syrup lid.
The time-softened metalwork shows its age, but the glass retains the beautiful clarity and pattern that made early pressed tableware so desirable. We have conservatively described it as an Oval Rib or Arched Panel type, with its exact maker still waiting to be discovered.
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