lg glass measuring pitcher

Please would anyone tell me anything about this one-quart pitcher? It is very heavy glass. I found it at a small antique shop in the French Quarter, a couple of years ago..

 

I think this could be yours, they say Indiana Glass, ca 1920's

https://magwv.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/05666A38-1624-43E2-9394-494929418900

 

Anti, I can't tell you about it, BUT I think it's VERY COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

THANK YOU SO MUCH, SIS!! THAT'S IT!!

Thank you, Aquitaine, I think so too! I doubt I can bring myself to sell it, haven't used it yet as I'm not much a cook. I just bought it because it looks so cool!

 

Hi, We’re you able to find a selling price for the pitcher. I have one I’m considering selling

 

There are two solds on Ebay right now that I found though one says Cambridge and the other unidentified though they are the same one I think. One sold $9.99 the other $15.59.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-De...722925?hash=item2658fcd92d:g:wYkAAOSwqJtgAQNT

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ca...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Thank you for the information. I would have thought they would be worth more.

 

Yah, clear glass has been a real sleeper in the market. Probably a good starting point for a youngster's glass collection because it's inexpensive and durable.

Despite the verbal description of the first pitcher above - as being excellent vintage condition, there is a huge chip on the bottom of it. The second one appears to be in much better shape. There hasn't been a strong market for any clear glass items in all of the decades I've been collecting glass.

I just buy what I like.

I found an "IKEA" salt shaker at a garage sale years ago, liked the shape of its glass bottom and silver (plastic) top. Recently I found its match for 50c at Goodwill and bought it. I maybe spent a buck for the pair, but I wouldn't have been willing to spend more on clear glass. I just really like glass.