Lot #17: Clear Glass Floral & Ribbed Milk/Cream Pitchers Set of 2

- Beautiful glass footed milk/cream Pitchers Northwood creamer, likely from the early 1900s, identified by its opalescent glass and distinctive patterns. Key features and information include: Material: Made of pressed glass, opalescent finish Manufacturer: Produced by the Northwood Glass Company, likely between 1898 and 1919. Patterns: patterns include Klondyke,floral Design: features three feet Markings: Flower Collectibility: Highly sought after by collectors, with some pieces considered rare and valuable. Condition: Use: Originally part of table sets, used for serving cream. Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) cream or milk pitcher, specifically the "Daisy and Button" pattern, likely dating back to the late 19th century. It is characterized by its pressed glass design featuring a repeating motif of daisies and buttons. Material: Pressed glass Pattern: Daisy and Button Type: Cream or milk pitcher Era: Late 19th century (EAPG period) Shape: Triangular with a curved handle Rarity: Considered rare due to its specific shape and pattern combination Size: Approximately 5 inches in height Color: Clear glass - Features a stunning floral and ribbed pattern - Clear glass crafted for elegance - Includes a set of 2 different pieces - Ideal for serving milk or cream at gatherings - Adds a touch of sophistication to any table setting Pickup category timeslot {A}