#0302 Emerald green miniature glass pitcher with a clear handle and textured body.

5” tall No chips or cracks. Miniature glass pitchers, often referred to as "creamer" in miniature, were popular decorative items and sometimes functional as well, particularly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They were produced by numerous glass manufacturers, especially in the United States, as part of larger tableware sets or as standalone decorative pieces. The pressed glass technique allowed for intricate patterns to be mass-produced, making these items accessible to a wider market. This particular pitcher, with its emerald green color and textured body, is characteristic of the Art Nouveau and Edwardian eras, where vibrant colors and decorative motifs were highly favored. The clear applied handle, often with a contrasting fitting, adds to its charm and collectible appeal. Such pieces are often sought after by collectors of miniature glassware and American pressed glass.

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• Listed Feb 25, 2026