Need help identifying vintage glass pitcher

Pitcher by Ansch posted Jun 1, 2023 at 7:37 PM

Hi everyone,

Title is pretty much it. Context- my mom received this pitcher as a wedding gift when my parents married in the late 80s. Sorry that this is the only photo I have, it shattered

 

Uhh...an' your point is...?

 

Any info would be helpful for my search- term for glass color, shape, spout. I figured I’d ask here but if that’s not something y’all are open to doing then I can delete post. Apologies

 

You're just fine here, Ansch. I assume you'd like to replace your mother's pitcher? Let's see if anyone can help you with some key words or even a maker.

Debora

 

Looks like what's called a "martini pitcher." No matching glasses?

Debora

 

even though it's little to go on.....we all would luv to help !

Seeing as how it's newer.....I'd think you could at least come close to a replacement ......

Would have been nice to see the bottom.

Where ya at ?
It may be a regional style....?

 

No need for your apologies, you were absolutely right to come here, and your request is clear.

Is the pitcher broken and are you looking for the same one to replace it?

Glassies, could it be Mexican?

 

Doesn't look Mexican to my eye. Do you remember if it was handblown, Ansch. With a pontil mark on the base?

Debora

 

If I saw that here, I’d think Polish. Cased clear base is a term.

 

It looks quite similar in shape to the Morgantown Normandie pitcher, though I'm only finding that in a gray smoke color. (Sorry, not much help!)

 

Sorry...I just didn't see the request in the OP.
No disrespect intended!

 

Welcome to Antiquers, @Ansch ! I hope you can find a similar pitcher as a replacement.

 

Hey! Speaking of Replacements... Why don't you go to replacements.com and search for "martini pitcher" and search through 325 patterns -- sorry about that -- for a match? I wouldn't use the search word "blue" because they might not have a blue one in inventory but it might have been made in other colorways.

Debora