Maryland Acid Etched Glass Pitcher "Women at the Spring" Artist George Truog vanityjars Circa 1915

Circa 1915

Vintage Die Cut Valentine Heart Shaped Card Artist Frexias Little Girl Playing with Poem on Reverse

highlighted by a flat ruffle rim and a clear applied handle

Wonderful New Year's postcard shows a snowman with small children outside a lit house

The piece showcases the quality craftsmanship Roseville is known for

Maryland Acid Etched Glass Pitcher "Women at the Spring" Artist George Truog vanityjars Circa 1915This exquisite acid etched art glass pitcher, signed by artist George Truog, showcases his work from the Cumberland Maryland Glass Etching Works (18931930) a company he founded after leaving Seneca Glass CO. Featuring a rare and finely detailed scene known as "Women at the Spring," it portrays women collecting water amidst a garden of flowers and trailing leaves. With its applied handle, ground pontil, and elegant ribbed rim, this pitcher is a unique