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Up for sale is an incredibly rare, authentic 19th-century Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) creamer pitcher in the iconic \"U.S. Coin\" pattern (Pattern No. 15005). Originally introduced in 1891–1892 by the Central Glass Company to commemorate the 1892 World\'s Columbian Exposition, this pattern was famously banned and ordered destroyed by the U.S. Treasury after only a few months of production, making surviving originals highly collectible.**AUTHENTICITY & VERIFICATION:**
* **No Ribbon/Banner:** This piece features NO banner above the eagle\'s head—the absolute definitive hallmark of a genuine 1892 original (reproductions from the 1960s/70s were legally forced to add a banner to avoid counterfeiting laws).
* **Manganese Glow:** Fluoresces beautifully (light yellow-green) under both 365nm and 395nm UV light, confirming authentic antique 19th-century glass composition.
* **Date:** Features crisp, molded coin medallions clearly dated 1892.**CONDITION:**
Excellent antique condition. There are NO chips, cracks, or flea bites along the delicate coin rims, base, spout, or handle. The clear glass is bright and stunningly preserved. Please review all high-resolution photos.**DIMENSIONS:**
* Height: 5.125 inches
* Width/Diameter: 3.0 inchesThis museum-quality piece of American history ships fully insured with professional, heavy-duty packing to ensure safe arrival. Don\'t miss out on adding a true, verified EAPG original to your collection!
