Glass syrup pitcher with metal lid, Depression Era

This syrup pitcher dates from the Depression Era (1920s-1930s), when glass manufacturers produced affordable tableware during economic hardship. The pitcher features a classic ribbed pattern with a starburst design on the bottom, characteristic of pressed glass from this period. Depression glass syrup pitchers were essential items in American households, used primarily for serving maple syrup or molasses at breakfast tables. These practical yet decorative pieces are highly valued by collectors of Depression glass and vintage kitchenware for their historical significance and nostalgic appeal. They represent everyday American life during a challenging historical period.