Creamer c. 19th century

This anonymous 19th-century creamer, crafted in a delicate shade of blue glass, is a prime example of decorative glassware from the period. The piece features a unique, diamond-patterned surface, a testament to the skill of the unknown artisan. The creamer's small size and elegant handle suggest its intended use for serving cream or milk during meals. Currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, this creamer offers insight into the artistry and practicality of everyday objects from the 19th century.