Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) "Hand and sheaf of wheat" 6.5” tall

Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) "Hand and Cornucopia or sheaf of wheat" (or Horn of Plenty) bud vase, originally produced in the late 19th century by companies like George Duncan & Sons Elegant light blue pressed glass features a detailed hand holding a flared cornucopia trumpet adorned with a "Sheaf of Wheat" pressed glass pattern in an aqua blue or light blue coloration. Historical Significance to PhiladelphiaThe connection to Philadelphia is deeply tied to the 1876 Centennial Exposition (the first official World's Fair in the United States), which took place in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia.The Centennial Design Trend: During the 1876 Exposition, figural art glass featuring human hands holding torches, vases, or cornucopias became an absolute sensation. The design was heavily inspired by the actual hand and torch of the Statue of Liberty, which was famously exhibited alone at the Philadelphia Exposition to raise funds for its completion. Excellent condition with no breaks or chips (924826263)