With fluted detail on the body of the sugar and the creamer and scalloped edges, these pieces exude a quiet charm while boasting an interesting geometric pattern. Reminiscent of early American style, this set effortlessly complements various aesthetics such as cottagecore, boho, shabby chic, modern, and even mid-century modern (MCM) and eclectic themes.
The sugar bowl is 3 1/4" at the tallest point and about 5 1/4" at the widest point, and has two handles. The body is just over 2 1/2" tall and 3 3/4" wide at the body. The pitcher is 3 1/2" tall at the highest point (the spout) and just under 5" from handle to spout. The body is 2 3/4" tall and 3 1/2" wide.
Condition: Please note that there are two small cracks (about 1/4") on the creamer's top edge (see photos); however, the creamer remains fully functional for its intended purpose. The sugar bowl has no damage. The price reflects the damage and these are sold as-is, but other than the noted damage, these pieces are in great vintage condition.
As antique pressed glass, this set has unique "beauty marks" - imperfections resulting from the manufacturing process. For example, tiny bubbles caught in time are visible in some places, and there's at least one straw mark (from being put into straw to cool after manufacture) on the pitcher. The handles were applied after the bodies were made and have join marks, with a couple of rough spots. You can find these pieces elsewhere, but every one of them will be slightly different from the other.
