#0217 Cobalt blue glass pitcher with white enamel cherub and floral decoration.

6.5” No chips or Cracks. Mary Gregory glass is a style of decorative glassware characterized by white enamel paintings, often depicting children, cherubs, or pastoral scenes, on colored glass. This style originated in the late 19th century, with pieces typically attributed to the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company in the United States and various European manufacturers, particularly in Bohemia. The distinctive white silhouette figures against vibrant colored glass became highly popular during the Victorian era. This particular pitcher exhibits the classic features of Mary Gregory ware, with its cobalt blue glass body and the delicate white enamel painting of a cherub surrounded by floral elements. The ruffled rim and applied clear glass handle are also common design elements found in pieces from this period. While some pieces are highly sought after, the market for Mary Gregory glass can vary significantly based on quality, condition, and maker.

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• Listed Mar 12, 2026