Antique EAPG Pitcher 1881 McKee Glass City Pattern Crossed Disks Plainware

This beautiful antique pitcher is an example of McKee glass 19th century plainware, milk or water pitcher. 1881 city pattern now called cross disks due to the Maltese cross design in the top and bottom of the handle The pitcher stands 5.5 inches tall. It has numerous manufacturing related issues like seam lines, straw marks, bubbles. I found a small chip on the edge of the handle bottom circle. See photos with pen. That's the only chip I found it more by feeling for it than seeing it. Considering how old this piece is, I feel it's pretty darn good shape for its years. A true antique. Non smoking pet free home.