Cream pitcher 1815 - 1835

This clear glass cream pitcher, crafted by the New England Glass Company between 1815 and 1835, showcases the distinctive style of American glassmaking in the early 19th century. Its elegant, molded form features a fluted body and a graceful, curved spout. The pitcher's base, composed of a round knob and a wide, circular foot, reflects the classical influences of the time. Today, it resides in the prestigious collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.