4” tall. EAPG stands for Early American Pattern Glass, a type of pressed glass produced in the United States from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century. This glass was made using molds, which allowed for mass production and intricate designs. EAPG was popular for its affordability and decorative appeal, making it a staple in many American homes.
The pink hue and gold trim on this mug suggest it was a more decorative piece, possibly intended for special occasions or display. The geometric design is typical of the late Victorian era, reflecting the period's interest in ornate and detailed aesthetics. The mug's 4-inch height is a standard size for drinking vessels of the time.
