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Victorian Green Glass Pitcher by "Mary Gregory"
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Victorian Green Glass Pitcher by "Mary Gregory"

19th century
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Victorian ca 1880's Bohemian Handmade Green Glass Lemonade or Water Pitcher by "Mary Gregory" painted with a girl in period dress. Height ca 16 cm, Diameter ca 7 cm. Small crack at top of handle (pictured) believed to have occurred during the manufacturing process.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Mary Gregory Glass Pitcher to the 1880s.

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Victorian ca 1880's Bohemian Handmade Green Glass Lemonade or Water Pitcher by "Mary Gregory" painted with a girl in period dress. Height ca 16 cm, Diameter ca 7 cm. Small crack at top of handle (pictured) believed to have occurred during the manufacturing process.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Mary Gregory Glass Pitcher to the 1880s.

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A Victorian emerald green glass pitcher featuring white enamel painting of a child figure among foliage, complete with a textured applied handle.
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Archive I A Victorian emerald green glass pitcher featuring white enamel painting of a child figure among foliage, complete with a textured applied handle.

Victorian Green Glass Pitcher by "Mary Gregory"

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A Victorian emerald green glass pitcher featuring white enamel painting of a child figure among foliage, complete with a textured applied handle.
Victorian Green Glass Pitcher by "Mary Gregory"
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A Victorian emerald green glass pitcher featuring white enamel painting of a child figure among foliage, complete with a textured applied handle.
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Mary Gregory glass refers to Victorian-era decorative glassware featuring painted white enamel scenes, typically depicting figures of children surrounded by foliage. Originating in the late 19th century, this style was produced extensively across Europe and North America.

Pieces were typically blown from coloured or clear glass, with emerald green, cranberry, and sapphire blue being traditional shades. The silhouette decorations were hand-painted using white enamel containing ground glass, which was then fired to fuse the paint permanently to the vessel.

Authentic 19th-century examples often feature hand-blown glass with pontil marks, slight variations in enamel application, and era-appropriate wear on the base. Later reproductions frequently exhibit uniform, screen-printed designs or thicker machine-made glass composition.

Positioning the pitcher on a window sill allows natural light to highlight the translucency and deep green colour of the glass. It also serves as an accent piece when displayed on a sideboard top or within a curated glass display cabinet.

Hand-wash carefully using lukewarm water and a mild liquid detergent, avoiding abrasive sponges that could scratch the enamel finish. Antique glass vessels should never be placed in a dishwasher or submerged in hot water.
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