Wine glass 18th-19th century

This 18th-19th century glass pitcher, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, showcases intricate cut-glass work. Its diamond pattern, reminiscent of a woven basket, reflects light beautifully. The clear glass and simple form highlight the craftsmanship of the anonymous artist, adding elegance to any table setting. This delicate pitcher would have been used for serving wine or other beverages during the 18th or 19th century, demonstrating the artistry and practicality of glasswork from this period.