EAPG Diamond Hobnail Syrup Pitcher W/Nickel Plated Lid W Rough Pontil For Sale

The EAPG Diamond Hobnail Syrup Pitcher is a handmade (hand blown, molded) piece of toleware originating from the United States. This pitcher features a beautiful design with diamond hobnail detailing and a nickel plated lid with a rough pontil. Perfect for serving syrup or other liquid condiments in style, this pitcher adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen or dining table. Its unique and artful design makes it a desirable collectible for those who appreciate vintage and artisanal pieces.

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Manufacturer DetailsThis specific \"Diamond Band\" (or Diamond Hobnail) pattern with a smooth, clear middle band is an unattributed Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) pattern dating back to the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890–1915).Even though it was produced by a major glass manufacturer of that era—potentially companies like Doyle & Company or United States Glass Company—this particular layout remains uncataloged under a specific manufacturer name by glass historians. It is widely collected as a classic piece of utilitarian Victorian era kitchenware.