Pitcher 18th-19th century

This 18th-19th century glass pitcher is a simple yet elegant example of early glassmaking. The anonymous artist crafted the piece with a rounded body, a flared lip, and a single looped handle, demonstrating the essential form and functionality of the object. The clear glass, likely blown, showcases the skill of the artisan and reflects the use of traditional techniques during that period. Despite its humble origins, the "Pitcher" remains a testament to the enduring beauty of functional art.