Pitcher and Glasses Vintage

Handblown glass pitcher designed for the Viking Glass Company, West Virginia by Elmer E.

Vintage green glass pitcher. In perfect condition. No chips or cracks.

Pattern/Design/Style: Tiffany glass leaf and vine decorated pitcher, flared cylindrical form with applied handle, green leaf and vine decoration on an iridescent gold ground, polis...

Mid- 20th Century Spanish peacock blue blown glass and iron caged handled pitcher. Brilliant blue glass with black cast iron.

Period: 1960s-1970s Condition: Excellent.

Italian blown glass pitcher in very good condition. A very versitle size perfect for on the table or bar, circa 1950.

A very fine antique cut glass pitcher of the American Brilliant Period With deep cut decoration and sturdy applied handle.

1960 Monica Bratt Reijmyre Glass Set of two Pitchers and 12 Drinking Glass.

This was until actual beer production supplanted this beverage that nourished not only the patrons but an entire industry of glass producing mugs to drink it from. The pitcher being...

Adorably vintage, we love the rich amber color of this glass pitcher. The smooth swirl pattern of the glass is pretty but not distracting.

Orangeade Set by Huguette and Marius Bessone A rare creation by the couple. Pitcher set with 6 glasses in glazed brown ceramic featuring a rich incised graphic design inspired by tr...

Italian glass water pitcher in very good condition. The wide melon shaped body make this pitcher perfect for serving drinks with ice such as lemonade or iced tea, circa 1950.

This late 20th century glass pitcher is an exemplary example of modern art.

A scarce, opaque blue glass pitcher by the Swedish artist Erik Hoglund (1932-1998).

Original glass pitcher, hand blown in the island of Murano (Venice) where the best glass blowers have been working for centuries.  

This vintage midcentury decorative glass pitcher is a beautiful deep amber and features a sleek and elegant Mid-Century Modern design with a lovely profile.

Vintage Dorothy Thorpe 52 oz. hand blown glass pitcher circa 1960s. Subtle taper with iconic thick sterling silver band around the rim.

Beautiful and in very good condition pitcher designed by Salvador Terán. Made in Taxco, Mexico year 1960 in brass and glass mosiac.

1940s lidded amber art glass teapot/lidded pitcher by Empoli Italy is done in an amber colored glass.

Stunning tall, crackle-finished #976 pitcher in kiwi green. Designed by Winslow Anderson for Blenko glass in 1963.  

A large and substantially scaled bamboo style thermos carafe or pitcher by the Italian designer, Aldo Tura.

This Glaymore and Johnnie Walker earthenware water pitcher was used for advertising purposes in cafés in the 1950s.

Pichet d'Accolay , tourné à la main dans le sud de la France dans les années 60. Il est en grés émaillé sur le haut du pichet.

A thin ceramic pitcher and pot from France. A beautiful decorative set. The measurements stated are of the pitcher.    

Decorated with Blue Spiral Stripes, this Turkish vintage glass pitcher is in perfect condition and is a great addition to any interior.

A brightly colored pottery pitcher with stripes around the lower half. The piece is an early example of noted artist Guido Gambone's work.

Offered is a signed set of 6 West Virginia Glass Co hand blown "spectral glass" martini set which includes (5) roly poly glasses with a pitcher and glass stirrer.

Auguste Leroy & Cie France Gilt 950 silver mounted cut glass Pitcher, circa 1920. Cut glass star and fan design to the body.

Made in Italy, gorgeous oxblood red, Aldo Tura, lacquered goatskin carafe.  

A mould-blown glass pitcher with a removable brass-handled leather belt, together with the original hand-carved bamboo stirrer.

Swedish sterling pitcher.

Produced by the Uhl pottery in Huntingburg Indiana. This is the middle size of this distinctive form. A softer look to the sponging than the traditional cylindrical form from Ohio ...

Beautiful glazed green color, produced and sold in the south of France, where several potters worked.

Being offered is a circa 1950 brass pitcher made in Mexico. Handmade brass object with panels of abalone inlay on the body and handle; resting on three curved feet. Dimensions: 9 1/4...

Fabulous ceramic pitcher by Guido Gambone with white, green and torquoise glaze. It's signed on the bottom, but not clear as it should be, probably the glaze burned due to extra glaz...

Oversized, vintage ceramic pitcher in a beautiful pale yellow with a large sculptural handle. Signed on base, Cyclamen.

A pitcher from Accolay, hand-turned in the south of France in the 1960s. The entire jug is enameled in 2 colors.

Slightly bird-like form.

Copper water pitcher made in Italy. Beautiful patina.

A mid-20th century water pitcher handcrafted in glass mosaic tiles and brass by Salvador Teran, Mexico, 1960s.

Striking Scandinavian Modern hand thrown brown-black matte glazed ceramic pitcher fired with a glazed muted polychrome interior, signed ASCAL, circa 1969.

A glazed ceramic pitcher incised 858 Poterie Pol Chambost. Made in France by Pol Chambost (1906 – 1983).

A Highland Queen, a Vat 69 and a Macleay Duff earthenware water jug, which was used for advertising in cafés in the 1950s.

A wooden picther with lid and a sturdy handle by French woodworker and sculptor Max Méder. It is made of maple and calamander, making it an interesting composition. Signed by Méder a...

Ideal for decorative purposes or functional use, this pitcher is perfect for any occasion. Its versatility and timeless appeal make it a must-have for any pottery or glass collectio...

Large beige ceramic pitcher with purple, white, yellow, blue & green decoration (stylized rooster motif), dating from the 1960s. Made in Spain by the artist Pablo Sanguino Toledo (Sp...

Glazed stoneware pitcher by Roger Jacques, Saint-Amand-En-Puisaye, France, circa 1950, in the manner of Robert Deblander. Signed and stamped on the underside. Very good condition. D...

Listed is a fabulous, 1970s James Mont style pitcher carafe, in the style of Tony Duquette and James Mont. This Hollywood Regency barware piece is exquisite, with a hint of chinoiser...

Austrian ceramic pitcher, made in the 50's-60's

Substantial Mid-Century Modern hotel silver coffee pot or pitcher. Well made great profile. Stamped Victor S Co. By repute from the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York.

Italian pottery pitcher formed in the Brutalist manner with brown rough textured background and geometric glazed designs in deep brown, orange and gray. Created in Italy, circa 1950s...

Great stoneware pitcher or jug with trademark incising and scraffito with glazed interior by Claude Conover. Wonderful curvilinear shape that shows influence from primitive amphora ...

This lovely majolica pitcher will catch the eye of your guests. For a sunny table, inside or outside. Very good condition, with a few bubbles due to the cooking.

Very rare ceramic bowl or vide-poche with bird motif by French artist Jaques Blin from the 1950s. Jacques Blin was born in France in 1920. He earned a degree in engineering, but d...

Simple matt glazed ceramic bowl by Jacques Blin depicting stylized birds. Jacques Blin began making pottery in the late 1940s and his early work made use of modeling techniques, as ...

Glazed ceramic vase in a range of light blues by French ceramist Jacques Blin from the 1950s. The entire vase is decorated with stylized birds. Very fine vintage condition, with slig...

An aeronautical engineer by training Jacques Blin created his first ceramics at home lamp bases In 1954 he set up a studio in Paris and exhibited at the Maison de la Chimie and at t...

Ceramic Pitcher by Mado Jolain, France, 1950s Dimensions : Height 29 / Diameter 16 cm. Depth with the handle : 22 cm.

Ceramic pipe rest or bowl by the French artist Jacques Blin dating from the 60s. Small oval bowl resting on two feet with enamels in shades of blue typical of the artist, presence of...

Large glazed ceramic vase in shades of green by Jacques Blin from the 1950s. The entire vase is decorated with stylized animals. Beautiful vintage condition, with slight traces of ag...

French vintage ceramic tray by Jacques Blin (circa 1950s). Blin's trademark cloudy glaze incorporates sgraffito images of wild animals, seemingly from a primeval cave, featured on th...