Somebody's Arts & Crafts home needs this set of A&C pitchers. Five Etruscan majolica dogwood pitchers (the smallest is a creamer) with butterfly lip and basketweave design on bottom, manufactured by Griffin, Smith and Hill of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, ca. 1885.Smallest pitcher has small chip from the spout, as pictured. Another pitcher has small chip at the inside rim, as in photo.Largest pitcher is 8" tall, 6.5" width including handle, 5.5" depth of diameter of the vessel without the handle. The blue and brown pitchers each are 6.25" tall, 5.25" width including handle, 4.5" depth of diameter of the vessel without the handle. The next pitcher is 6" tall, 4.5" width including handle, 4" depth of diameter of the vessel without the handle.The smallest vessel is 4.75 tall, 3.5" width including handle, 3.25" depth of diameter of the vessel without the handle. See
