Pressed Glass Sugar and Creamer Set (Radiating Star and Fan Pattern)

This is a clear pressed glass sugar and creamer set, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. Both pieces exhibit an intricate radiating star and fan pattern, characteristic of the 'Early American Pattern Glass' (EAPG) era, specifically the 'American Brilliant' period influence or one of its popular imitators. The design features a large central star motif on each of the four main panels, surrounded by a densely packed 'hobnail' or diamond-point pattern in some areas, and a finer cross-hatch or waffle pattern in others. The top rim of both pieces is scalloped or flared, adding to their decorative appeal. The handles are simple, clear glass loops, smoothly integrated into the body. The creamer has a distinct pour spout, while the sugar bowl has two handles and a wider opening. The base of each piece appears to feature a starburst or sunburst pattern. The glass itself is clear with good transparency and a certain thickness, common in pressed glass items for durability. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear captured in the image, suggesting good overall condition. No specific maker's marks are discernible from the provided image, which is common for many EAPG pieces.