I've always liked a little bit of mystery. And this creamer is the perfect blend of the known and the unknown.
Featuring the beautiful Curtain Tieback pattern, this piece was made in the 1860s. When I look at its cut diamond pattern an gently scalloped rim, I can't help but wonder: who created this beauty?
The fact that it was created by an unknown maker only adds to the enigmatic air that this antique gives off. Its clear glass seems to be full of rich history - not to mention a stunning collectible design. After staring at it for ages, I still can't decide what is my favorite part of it. One part, I love the footed round pedestal base and the next I can't get enough of the wavy design. I guess we'll just have to settle with loving everything about this creamer.
At 4.7 inches tall, this is the sort of glassware item that, once in your collection, you'll want to show off to everyone. Trust me, I know from experience...
Featuring the beautiful Curtain Tieback pattern, this piece was made in the 1860s. When I look at its cut diamond pattern an gently scalloped rim, I can't help but wonder: who created this beauty?
The fact that it was created by an unknown maker only adds to the enigmatic air that this antique gives off. Its clear glass seems to be full of rich history - not to mention a stunning collectible design. After staring at it for ages, I still can't decide what is my favorite part of it. One part, I love the footed round pedestal base and the next I can't get enough of the wavy design. I guess we'll just have to settle with loving everything about this creamer.
At 4.7 inches tall, this is the sort of glassware item that, once in your collection, you'll want to show off to everyone. Trust me, I know from experience...