Antique 1881 Belmont Glass Works Herringbone EAPG Footed Cream Pitcher Victorian Clear Pressed Glass

Beautiful antique Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) cream pitcher produced by Belmont Glass Works of Bellaire, Ohio.

This elegant Victorian-era creamer features the striking Herringbone pattern, also known as Pattern No. 4, introduced in 1881.

The intricate geometric design combines diamond-shaped panels, diagonal herringbone detailing, and decorative circular motifs. A gracefully curved handle, delicate pouring spout, and pedestal foot complete this distinctive antique piece.

Dating to the late 19th century, this pitcher is a wonderful example of American pressed glass craftsmanship.

Perfect for collectors of Victorian glassware, Early American pattern glass, or antique tableware. It also makes a lovely display piece in a china cabinet or vintage-inspired kitchen.

Details:

Manufacturer: Belmont Glass Works

Pattern: Herringbone, No. 4

Production: Introduced in 1881

Origin: Bellaire, Ohio, USA

Era: Victorian, late 19th century

Material: Clear pressed glass

Style: Footed cream pitcher / creamer

Height: Approximately 6 inches

Condition: To be confirmed

A charming piece of American glassmaking history, more than 140 years old!

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