Vintage Hand-Blown Glass Martini Pitcher, Cylindrical Cocktail Pitcher with Curved Spout and Looped Handle, Pristine Mid-Century Barware

Product Details

Brand: Unbranded / Elegant Art Glass
Product Type: Martini / Cocktail Pitcher
Pattern: Clear Smooth Glass (No pattern)
Capacity: Approximately 32–40 oz (Standard cocktail batch size)
Shape: Slender cylindrical body with a thick, weighted base
Components: Integrated curved pouring spout, elegant cantilevered looped handle
Dimensions: Approximately 11" Height x 3.5" Diameter (Standard cocktail pitcher proportions)
Material: Hand-blown clear glass
Color: Crystal clear
Model Number: N/A (Handmade artisan piece)
Compatibility: Ideal for use with standard glass stir rods and cocktail strainers
Era / When It Was Made: Circa 1960s–1970s (Mid-Century Modern)
Origin: Unknown (Likely European or American artisan craft)Style: Mid-Century Modern / Retro Barware / Minimalist Elegance

Condition

Pristine Vintage Condition: Free of chips, cracks, cloudiness, or flea bites. The glass remains brilliantly clear with a brilliant shine. Beautiful, minor natural variations typical of authentic hand-blown glass (such as tiny enclosed air bubbles) may be present, highlighting its handmade heritage.

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only: To maintain the structural integrity and brilliant clarity of the hand-blown glass, wash gently by hand with mild dish soap and warm water. Avoid sudden temperature shocks and do not clean in an automatic dishwasher.

Key Selling Points & Collectibility

Artisanal Craftsmanship: Each pitcher features subtle, beautiful organic variations, ensuring your bar setup has a completely unique centerpiece.

Functional Ergonomics: Designed with a heavy, stable base to prevent tipping while stirring, a precision curved rim for a drip-free pour, and a balanced cantilever handle for smooth serving.

Timeless Aesthetic: The sleek minimalist profile seamlessly bridges the gap between retro mid-century bar carts and contemporary modern kitchens.High Collectibility: Pristine mid-century glassware remains highly sought after by mixology enthusiasts, retro entertainers, and vintage barware collectors alike.