Set of EAPG crystal glasses/pitcher

Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) refers to a style of glassware produced in the United States from the mid-19th century until around 1910. This particular set, circa 1903, appears to feature a "Ladder with Diamonds" pattern, a known EAPG design, enhanced with a gold rim. The addition of gold banding was a common decorative technique during this period, adding a touch of elegance to the pressed glass. The presence of a matching pitcher suggests this was part of a larger beverage set, likely intended for serving wine or cordial drinks. The glasses and pitcher are in good condition with the exception of the gold wearing thin or gone completely in some places. There are some bubbles in the bottom portion of one glass. See photos. The pitcher is 7.25”x6”x4”. The glasses are 6”x3”x3”.