Antique Heisey #325 Pillows EAPG Cruet, Clear Pressed Glass Oil Vinegar Bottle 1901-1912

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Antique Heisey #325 Pillows EAPG Glass Cruet, Circa 1901–1912

A beautiful example of early American pressed glass, this antique cruet was made by A.H. Heisey & Co. in the No. 325 Pillows pattern, produced during the early 1900s.

The clear pressed glass features Heisey's distinctive heavy criss-cross “Pillows” design, with a rounded patterned body, vertically ribbed neck, gracefully flared pouring lip and applied glass handle.

Originally designed as a cruet for oil or vinegar, it now makes a wonderful display piece for collectors of Heisey glass, EAPG and early American tableware.

Details

  • Maker: A.H. Heisey & Co.

  • Pattern: No. 325 Pillows

  • Era: 1901–1912

  • Origin: United States

  • Material: Clear pressed glass

  • Form: Oil / vinegar cruet

  • Stopper: Not included

Approx. Measurements

  • Height: approximately 6"

  • Width: approximately 3½"

Condition
Good antique condition for its age. No cracks observed. Minor surface wear and small internal specks consistent with age, use and early glass manufacturing. Please review all photos carefully as part of the condition description.

Antique Heisey #325 Pillows EAPG Glass Cruet, Circa 1901–1912

A beautiful example of early American pressed glass, this antique cruet was made by A.H. Heisey & Co. in the No. 325 Pillows pattern, produced during the early 1900s.

The clear pressed glass features Heisey's distinctive heavy criss-cross “Pillows” design, with a rounded patterned body, vertically ribbed neck, gracefully flared pouring lip and applied glass handle.

Originally designed as a cruet for oil or vinegar, it now makes a wonderful display piece for collectors of Heisey glass, EAPG and early American tableware.

Details

  • Maker: A.H. Heisey & Co.

  • Pattern: No. 325 Pillows

  • Era: 1901–1912

  • Origin: United States

  • Material: Clear pressed glass

  • Form: Oil / vinegar cruet

  • Stopper: Not included

Approx. Measurements

  • Height: approximately 6"

  • Width: approximately 3½"

Condition
Good antique condition for its age. No cracks observed. Minor surface wear and small internal specks consistent with age, use and early glass manufacturing. Please review all photos carefully as part of the condition description.