Heisey Glass Co. Model No. 3350 Needle-Etched Trefoil Tatting Pitcher, c. 1917–1928
An exceptional example of early 20th-century American hand-blown glass, this Heisey No. 3350 pitcher features the delicate needle-etched Trefoil tatting pattern on a straight-walled, panel-optic cylinder form with a gracefully flared base and applied handle. The polished pontil scar on the base confirms hand-blown production. Unmarked, as was typical of Heisey pieces from this period. A refined addition to any antique glass or barware collection.
Condition & Details
Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no chips; minor wear. A small unpolished rough spot on the base edge is a natural result of the firing process and does not affect display.
Dimensions: 7¹⁄₇ × 4½ inches (rim) × 9⅞ inches incl. spout/handle; flared base 6¼ inches
Maker: Heisey Glass Company
Origin: USA
Era: 1917–1928







