"Antique EAPG Green Opalescent Creamer Pitcher/Scalloped Rim Imperial/Dugan Era"

Bring a piece of exquisite American glass history to your collection with this gorgeous antique creamer pitcher! This is a genuine piece of Opalescent Glass dating to the Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) Era, likely manufactured between 1890 and the 1910s.

Color & Finish: The glass is a vibrant, translucent Emerald Green (often referred to as Vaseline or Uranium glass—and may glow brightly under a blacklight!). The rim features a striking White Opalescent finish that catches the light beautifully, typical of the Victorian/EAPG period.

The body of the pitcher features a distinctive pressed Paneled or Block pattern with vertical lines that taper towards the scalloped base, giving it a classic and sturdy structure. The rim is finished with a delicate, crimped, or Scalloped edge.

Manufacturer: While the exact pattern name is unconfirmed without a makers mark highly characteristic of leading early 20th-century companies like Dugan Glass Company or Imperial Glass Company

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