Pitcher 1884 - 1886

This hand-blown glass pitcher, created by the Reading Artistic Glass Works, is a testament to the artistry of glassblowing. The pitcher, a delicate shade of pink, features a unique design with a hollow, bubble-like protrusion on the side. This intriguing piece, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, represents the skilled craftsmanship and creative vision of the Reading Artistic Glass Works, a prominent glassmaking establishment from the late 19th century. The pitcher's intricate details and elegant form showcase the beauty and versatility of glass as an artistic medium.