Antique EAPG Florida Pattern Water Pitcher Emerald Green 9.75" Circa 1898

Authentic piece of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG): a large footed water pitcher in the sought-after Florida pattern (also known to collectors as Paneled Herringbone). Manufactured by the United States Glass Company around 1898 as part of their historic State Series lines, this piece features deep, interlocking chevron and herringbone vertical panels that beautifully catch the light.  Made of U.S. Glass Co.'s vibrant Mermaid Green (Emerald Green).  Height: 9 ¾'' (base to highest point of the scalloped spout)  Width: 7 ½'' (spout edge to handle edge)  Top Rim Diameter: 4''  Condition: This 125+ year-old piece is in excellent antique condition.  Glass Clarity: Clear with no sick glass, cloudiness, or internal mineral staining.  Wear Note: There is a single, micro fleabite nick on the outside body of the pitcher that is totally unnoticeable during display. One tiny point of the pressed pattern design has a minor nick. (See Photos) The bottom footed rim has a single flea bite and chip as well. (See Photos)   Factory mold lines and slight straw marks (cooling ripples) are present. These are a normal footprint of late-19th-century pressed glass production and are not damage. Light, superficial surface scratches are present from historical handling.  Packaged with care and shipped quickly