Pitcher 18th-19th century

This 18th-19th century clear glass pitcher, on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is a simple yet elegant example of American glassware. The pitcher's form is rounded and features a small, delicate handle, with a decorative pattern of geometric lines. The design, likely created using a mold, highlights the craftsmanship of the anonymous artist. This pitcher's simple beauty speaks to the enduring appeal of functional and decorative objects.