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Early Glass Figural Enameled Pitcher

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17 years ago
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Description This is made of early GREEN glass and shows a Pontil mark on the base.  There are mold lines starting from the base but only go up about 2/3 rds of the Pitcher and do not go all the way to the top.  There is a mold ribbing towards the top area but they do not go all the way to the top either.  The bright enamel paint is almost 100% intact with the exception of a few spots here an there.  Hand painted face.  Have never come across one of these in the 8 years I have been selling glassware, nor has anyone else I have contacted seen one before.  No one seems to know anything about it.
Category Glass
Medium Mold Blown Glass
Distinguishing marks Pontil Mark on Base
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item 11" high
Date Period Early Period Victorian to Art Deco
Weight 2 lbs.
History Purchased it online and previous owner purchased from an estate sale and knew nothing about it. It is made from early period green glass and shows a pontil mark on the base. There are mold lines from the base extending up to only about 2/3 rds of the Pitcher and there is also ribbed marks toward the top but does not go all the way up either. The enameling is in very fine condition with only bits of specs missing here and there and it is all hand painted. Quite a unique and odd piece.
Price Paid (If known) $100
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