Creamer & Open Sugar, McKee American Brilliant Cut Glass, 6-Petal Flower & Cane, Sawtooth Rim, USA, Antique 1916

Cut glass from the American Brilliant period — hand-finished, deeply detailed, and over a century old.

We believe this open sugar and creamer set is McKee Glass from their "Innovation" line, part of the American Brilliant Cut Glass era (1876–1917) — though the elongated shape gives us some pause, as Innovation pieces tend to be chunkier. It may also be Pairpoint's Murillo pattern (1900–1938); the cut floral motif is an exact match, though none of the Murillo variations we found include the additional Cane/Button design. Regardless of maker, the craftsmanship speaks for itself: pressed glass, then hand-cut to create a six-petal flower and cane motif, a sawtooth rim, and even a cut flower on the base. This is a heavy set.

One collector note: there is a tiny manufacturing flaw — a speck trapped inside the glass of the creamer during production, impossible to remove. No chips or cracks. Minor base scratches consistent with age.

A stunning find for the ABCG collector or anyone who appreciates the apex of American pressed and cut glass artistry.

• Maker: McKee Glass (Innovation line, attributed) or Pairpoint Murillo
• Pattern: 6-Petal Flower & Cane, Sawtooth Rim
• Era: American Brilliant Cut Glass (ABCG)
• Material: Pressed and hand-cut glass
• Origin: Made in Jeannette, PA, USA
• Antique: circa 1916
• Dimensions — Creamer: ~3¼" tall × 6" wide (handle to spout). Open Sugar: ~3" tall × 7" wide (handle to handle).
• Note: Heavy glass — weight reflected in shipping
• Condition: Excellent antique. No chips or cracks. Manufacturing flaw in creamer (trapped speck, internal). Minor base wear. Shown in photos.
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