Add authentic late Victorian charm to your breakfast table with this rare matching pair of Early American Pattern Glass tableware. The set includes a small individual creamer pitcher and a matching miniature open sugar bowl. Manufactured in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, by the Co-Operative Flint Glass Company, this specific design is recognized as No. 165 or the Co-Op Block pattern, which was originally introduced circa 1890.

Both clear pressed glass pieces showcase an elegant, geometric waffle block design that segments the lower bulbous portion of the glass, shifting into vertical pillar panels near the top. They feature beautifully scalloped, tulip-style rims and intricate multi-point sunburst patterns molded directly into their flat bases. Measuring a compact 2.75 inches tall, this brilliant antique set remains free of any major structural chips or cracks. They make an exceptional gift for collectors of EAPG or a delightful addition to a farmhouse holiday brunch display.