Mid-century Cased Glass Pitcher with Applied Handle

This pitcher exemplifies the vibrant aesthetic of mid-century modern glassware, produced during the 1950s-1970s when bold colors and clean lines dominated decorative arts. Cased glass, featuring an inner layer of white or clear glass overlaid with colored glass, was a popular technique among American and European glass manufacturers during this period. The cylindrical form and applied handle reflect the minimalist design principles that defined the era. Mid-century glassware like this pitcher appeals strongly to collectors of vintage barware and decorative arts enthusiasts who appreciate the period's distinctive color palette and craftsmanship. These pieces are valued for their nostalgic charm and ability to add a pop of retro color to contemporary interiors, making them popular among interior designers and vintage enthusiasts who celebrate the optimistic, colorful spirit of post-war design.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Dominant Color

Orange

Material

Glass