Creamer 18th-19th century

This 18th or 19th-century "Creamer" is an anonymous piece of pressed glass, demonstrating the craftsmanship of its time. The clear glass is cut with intricate geometric patterns, creating a visual texture and highlighting the translucence of the material. The piece's diminutive size suggests its use as a creamer for serving milk or cream alongside tea or coffee, reflecting the domesticity of its era. Now part of the Minneapolis Institute of Art collection, this "Creamer" offers a glimpse into the everyday objects of a bygone era.