Adams Wildflower Pattern Amber Glass Pitcher and Covered Sweetmeat Set

The Wildflower pattern, originally designed by Adams & Company in the 1880s, remains one of the most beloved examples of American pressed glass artistry. This set, rendered in a brilliant honey amber, features the iconic ornate floral band sandwiched between a diamond-point border and a heavy fluted base. The footed pitcher serves as an elegant creamer or small syrup vessel, while the matching lidded compote functions as a traditional "sweetmeat" jar. These pieces capture the transition of American tableware from the Victorian era into the mid-century revival, offering a warm, radiant glow to any display.

Specs
Maker: Adams & Company (Pattern Design)
Year Made: 1950s
Materials: Pressed Amber Glass
Dimensions: * Pitcher: 5" H x 5.5" W
• Compote: 10" H x 5" W

Condition
The glass is clear with no mineral staining or glass hazing. A small nick is located on the inner lip of the compote base (pictured) which is entirely concealed when the lid is in place.