Pitcher c. 1835

This clear glass pitcher, created by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company around 1835, features a unique and intricate design. The body of the pitcher is adorned with a pattern of overlapping circles and wavy lines, creating a visually captivating texture. The handle, extending from the rim to the body, is gracefully curved, adding to the pitcher's elegant form. This piece exemplifies the craftsmanship and artistic expression of early American glassblowing, showcasing the artistry and technical skill of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company. The pitcher is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.