McKee Glass Innovation Creamer Sugar Bowl Set 1910 EAPG Cut Daisy UV Manganese

Elevate your brunch table or vintage glassware collection with this beautiful clear glass creamer and open sugar bowl set from the McKee Glass Company. Produced in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, this authentic Early American Pattern Glass set belongs to the iconic Innovation No. 410 pattern line, first introduced in 1910. combining machine-pressed geometric shapes with intricate wheel-cut floral customization finished by factory artisans. The stylized daisy motif on the sides serves as a timeless symbol of early 20th-century hospitality and classic American tabletop elegance. This authentic antique set is UV reactive and exhibits a beautiful, vibrant greenish-yellow glow under a 365nm blacklight due to the natural manganese used in the glassmaking formula during the early 1900s. This matching two-piece set is crafted from thick, heavy glass that beautifully catches the light. Each piece features the signature geometric daisy flowers and delicate trailing leaf stems masterfully cut into the sides, giving the petals a distinct frosted texture. The top edges are styled with a clean, elegant smooth rim, complemented by sturdy, gracefully curved handles. The underside of both the creamer and the open sugar bowl is anchored by an intricate, multi-pointed pressed starburst design that ensures stability while adding visual depth. This lovely serving set is perfect for holiday gatherings, tea parties, or as a timeless display piece in a china cabinet. Please review all provided photos.