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A circa 1913–1920s Imperial Glass "Bellaire" (Octagon) gilded pitcher from Bellaire, Ohio — pressed EAPG glass with gold picking out every raised detail, one of Imperial's most intricate patterns at its most opulent.
Maker: Imperial Glass Co.
Pattern: Bellaire (later known as Octagon), gilded
Materials: Pressed glass, gold gilding
Origin: Bellaire, OH, USA
Era: Antique, circa 1913–1920s
Dimensions: 8.0" tall, 4.5" top diameter, holds 32 oz
Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or scratches. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A striking gift for an EAPG collector, or a statement piece for anyone drawn to early American gilded glass.
Imperial Glass introduced the Bellaire pattern (originally #505) in clear glass in 1913; this gilded version elevates the already intricate pressed design into something genuinely opulent. Gold picks out every raised detail — a dense, repeating motif often confused with Daisy and Button or Indiana Glass's Heirloom, but distinctly its own. Holds 32 oz. Very heavy — please keep shipping weight in mind.
Find more antique EAPG and gilded glass in our Pitchers collection.
