Tall Glass Pitcher 32 oz, 1920s-1930s EAPG Imperial, Cosmos Pattern

Here is a Perfectly Beautiful and Antique EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) Imperial Tall Glass Pitcher, Cosmos-Pressed Flowers Pattern, Intricate Design of Flowers and Buttons, Deep Cut, Smooth Pressed, Scalloped and Sawtooth Top Edge, Smoothly Ribbed Handle, Smooth and Raised Large Rim and Lip, and Flared Base. Heavy Antique Pressed Glass. This brilliant pitcher is clear with an intricate, and very reflective finish. This is a heavy yet fragile and elegant piece, weighing 4 pounds. 9" tall, 5 3/4" diameter at top, 8" diameter including the handle, 4 1/2" round at the base. It holds a little over 32 ounces. This lovely pitcher is used but in excellent condition, no chips or cracks or flaws. After researching for days I believe it was produced around 1920s-1930s which makes sense as it belonged to my great-grandmother. There are no ID markings on this pitcher. History: Antique EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) was produced between 1850-1920s. It's also known as Victorian Glass, pressed glass, or pattern glass. The Cosmos-Pressed Flowers pattern was introduced in 1896. Cosmos Pattern (see also EARLY AMERICAN PATTERN GLASS SOCIETY, IMPERIAL GLASS CO. No. 474 LA ROCHELLE ) • AKA: Cosmos; Four Seventy Four; La Rochelle; Hobstar and Flower. • Imperial Glass Company (Bellaire-OH) Company Operated: 1904-1984) • Motifs: (Hobstars), (Flowers) This would make a wonderful gift for someone special or a flower vase, as well as a beautiful pitcher.