This pitcher belongs to the #300 Peerless pattern, which was Heisey's first colonial-inspired design, introduced in 1899. It is made of clear pressed glass and features a scalloped gold edge and a starburst design on the bottom. Measuring around 8 inches in height and 5.5 inches in width, it is sized for serving beverages and is sturdy and durable. This lovely pitcher is in excellent antique condition! There is minimal fading of the gold flashing around the spout, and the normal manufacturing and straw marks that would be expected from a piece of this era. A beautiful, well cared for antique pitcher! Please review the pictures as they are a part of the description.  What you see is what will be shipped.