EAPG 1900 Ruby Stained Cream or Syrup Pitcher

Glass : Early American Pattern Glass Eapg

 

This Early American Pattern Glass ruby stained personalized souvenir small pitcher is in the Button Arches pattern, made by both U.S. Glass and George Duncan and Sons. Although often called a creamer, this small size pitcher was usually referred to as a syrup in its day. It's 4" high at the tallest point by 2-3/4" diameter at the base. The ruby stained top is incised with the name Myra K. Smith and dated 1900. There's a nice leaf and scroll decoration encircling and to either side of the date. Typical light wear and scratches to the red color as shown but no fading, chips, flakes, cracks, or other damage.

Item ID: 7144