Vintage hand-blown CRANBERRY GLASS PITCHER by PILGRIM GLASS of West Virginia, circa 1(contact info removed). The pitcher is in the Bennington pattern, one of the company's specialty patterns in the late 1970s. The pattern with its raised diamonds, swirls and flower motifs was designed to resemble New England's early 19th century Sandwich Glass. Under the clear crystal applied handle are two small curls, perfectly spaced to hold your finger when pouring. Measuring 4 ½” tall and about 3 ½” wide at the widest point, not including the handle, the pitcher will hold between 6 and 7 ounces of liquid. There is a pontil scar on the bottom of the pitcher. The piece is in great condition and has no chips, cracks or repairs. Would be a wonderful edition to any collector's Pilgrim or cranberry glass collection---or for someone who is not a collector of glass, perfect for their morning cream. Available for pickup in East Mesa off University between Greenfield and Higley.