Duncan Miller made the finest Sandwich pattern glass of any American manufacturer — and collectors have known it for a century.
Originally called "Early American Lace Glass," the Sandwich pattern is a study in intricate beauty: lacy scrolls and swirls, stippled surfaces that catch the light like frost. Duncan introduced the pattern in 1925 and produced it until the company closed in 1955, with the molds passing to Indiana Glass thereafter. These cruets are crystal clear with no cloudiness, both stoppers intact, each holding 3 oz. The quality of the molding is unmistakable.
A meaningful find for a Duncan Miller or Depression glass collector, and a genuinely beautiful set for an elegant table or buffet. Duncan & Miller Glass is so beloved that a National Duncan Glass Society was founded in 1975, and a museum exists in their honor.
Maker: Duncan & Miller Glass Company | Pattern: Sandwich Clear (Early American Lace)
Material: Pressed glass
Dimensions: Approx. 5.75" tall (with stopper) × 2.0" diameter at base | Holds 3 oz. each
Era: 1925–1955 (discontinued)
Origin: Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
Condition: Excellent. Crystal clear, no cloudiness, chips, or issues. Both stoppers intact. All sales final.
