Early American Pattern Glass Dalzell Gilmore Hexagon Clear Bullseye Pitcher
Circa 1890's
This is a very heavy glass pitcher decorated in a hexagonal bullseye pattern. The top edges are finished in a large, wide, pointed design. This item was produced in Findley, Ohio by the Dalzell Gilmore & Leighton Co which was operational 1868 -1902.
Measures ~ 8 1/4" H x 8" L x 4 3/4" W. Very heavy for size.
In excellent antique condition. Without chips, cracks, or deep scratches.
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