EAPG Carolia Inverness Mayflower footed creamer

American made glassware of the late Victorian Era EAPG Carolina - Inverness - Mayflower. Tall narrow Footed creamer Pitcher. Product of Bryce Brothers or US Glass. pitcher from the glassware pattern known alternately as either Carolina, Inverness, or Mayflower depending on which whose research or vintage advertisement you're reading. This is from a pattern introduced by Bryce Brothers Glass of Pittsburgh ca. 1890 that continued in production there in later years under the auspices of the US Glass Co., Bryce then known as US Glass Factory B. US Glass cataloged the Carolina pattern as number 15,083. Wholesaler advertisements seem to indicate that the pattern may have been available up until about the time of the First World War. It stands about 5 1/2" tall to the tip top of its spout. It is not marked by the manufacturer. Condition here is very good. The pitcher is fully damage free suffering no chips or cracks. Glass is of good clarity and with good pattern definition. No stain, discoloration, or hard water deposits were noted.