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KING AND SON CO Lattice or
U.S. GLASS Diamond Bar Water PITCHER
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Identified in "The Collector's Enclyclopedia of Pattern Glass by Mollie
Helen McCain". |
Beautiful pre - 1900's Early American Pattern Glass Water Pitcher was
made first by King & Son Company in Pittsburgh PA in 1880 under
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pattern name Lattice. Later made by U.S. Glass in 1891 under the
pattern name Diamond Bar. The water pitcher is between 115 to 126 years
old and is a large 10" high pitcher on a pedestal base. There is a
diamond design around upper rim area. There are 3 vertical diamond bars
with diamonds with crosses inside them. There is also the diamond
pattern around the pedestal base. There is a D shaped handle (see
photos for more details). There are some manufacturer's flaws which is
normal for this era of glassware. Flaws: Air bubbles and on base seam
lines, one of the three has a defect.
This pitcher is a wonderful piece of early American pattern glass that
would add to your collection. Help preserve a piece of American
History. I have tried to describe this pitcher to the best of my
ability.
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Stock # 133S
$175.00
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