Exquisite Antique Signed FRY American Brilliant Cut Glass Water Pitcher for Sale

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Exquisite Antique Signed FRY American Brilliant Cut Glass Water Pitcher For Sale

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Exquisite Antique Signed FRY American Brilliant Cut Glass Water Pitcher:
$195.00

This stunning antique water pitcher, signed FRY on the top of the handle, is a testament to American craftsmanship and elegance. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this piece features intricate cut glass patterns that reflect light beautifully. Despite its age, this pitcher remains a captivating example of timeless design.

While this pitcher is in remarkable condition considering its age, it's important to note some minor imperfections. There are tiny fleabite chips around the spout, consistent with its age and use. They are too small to photograph, but you can feel them with your finger. Additionally, scuffs and scratches on the bottom as expected wear with its age. Notably, there is a subtle flaw in the glass to the right of the pinwheel design on the front of the pitcher, likely originating from the manufacturing process. Although it's barely noticeable, it adds character to this vintage piece. On the bottom of the inside, there's a faint ring resembling a water stain, which I've attempted to clean with mild soap and water to no avail. Furthermore, a couple small air bubble near the spout adds to the charm of this collectible.I did my best to photograph the imperfections.

Dimensions and Weight:

Height: Just under 8 inches

Width (spout to handle): Approximately 8 inches

Top Opening Diameter: Approximately 4 1/2 inches

Bottom Diameter: Approximately 5 1/2 inches

Weight: Just over 5 pounds

This antique FRY water pitcher is a timeless addition to any collection or a unique statement piece for your home decor. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of American glassmaking history.