Ancienne économies cruche pichet en cristal clair Harvard American Brilliant Cut carafe 12"

This pitcher is an estate find and I have included the description below as given to me. I am not an authority on this era and cannot confirm that it is an ‘Eygabroat-Ryon' pitcher.

“Antique HARVARD ABP American Brilliant Cut Clear Crystal Pitcher or Jug, Carafe, 12" Tall Vintage gorgeous Victorian pattern in clear cut crystal!  No chips or breakage. 

Harvard Cut Tankard Jug Antique American Brilliant Pitcher

Listing is for a single brilliant cut pitcher circa 1905 ~ 1910.

On further review our studies pointing to Unionville Glass Company of Somerville, Mass, blank possibly cut by Quaker City Cut Glass of Philadelphia, Penn. Quaker City - like many cut glass companies - made a Harvard cut, the catalogs I have access to currently don't show that cut. Final two photos show blanks from Unionville Glass Company, and the final photo shows a catalog page from Quaker City showing that blank in use from their 1910 catalog.

Features a star cutting to the base, a deeply notched handle, and the traditional Harvard cut, though near the mouth is a series of fan cuts. The lip is also cut, as with most Eygabroat-Ryon pitchers.”

Condition is excellent, nearly no signs of previous use. Very few age appropriate scratches to the base from shelf movement. No other scratching and no chipping. No signs of cloudiness.

Solid weight of 8lbs - please note shipping cost which includes double boxing, handling and insurance.    Approximate measurements: 12" tall, 7" from spout to handle, 4.5" top opening, 6" diameter base. Weight 8 lbs. Please see all pictures for close-ups and details. Please ask any questions prior to bidding. No refunds or returns. 

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