1970s Indiana Glass Iridescent Gold Color Harvest Pitcher

Description

Indiana Glass: Harvest Pitcher - Iridescent Gold Color (a golden amberish shade).

Indulge your senses with the breathtaking beauty of … more Indiana Glass: Harvest Pitcher - Iridescent Gold Color (a golden amberish shade).

Indulge your senses with the breathtaking beauty of the Indiana Glass: Harvest Pitcher - Iridescent Gold Color. This exquisite piece is a testament to timeless elegance and craftsmanship. Bathed in a mesmerizing iridescent gold hue, reminiscent of a captivating sunset, this pitcher exudes an aura of opulence and sophistication.

Imagine yourself hosting a lavish gathering, where this pitcher takes center stage, instantly captivating the attention of your guests. Its golden amberish shade dances in the light, casting enchanting reflections that create an ambiance of warmth and luxury. With every pour, you'll feel a sense of pride, knowing that you've chosen a truly remarkable piece that speaks volumes about your discerning taste.

Crafted by the renowned Indiana Glass Company, this pitcher represents a legacy of excellence in glassware. Their mastery in producing Carnival Glass is legendary, and this piece stands as a testament to their unrivaled expertise. From its meticulously embossed details to its flawlessly sculpted silhouette, every aspect of this pitcher has been meticulously designed to perfection.

Whether displayed as a cherished collector's item or used as a stunning centerpiece, the Indiana Glass: Harvest Pitcher - Iridescent Gold Color is destined to become the crown jewel of your collection. Embrace the allure of yesteryears and bring a touch of vintage glamour to your home.

Don't let this opportunity slip away. Own a piece of history and experience the sheer pleasure of owning this mesmerizing pitcher. Indulge your senses and elevate your aesthetic with the Indiana Glass: Harvest Pitcher - Iridescent Gold Color. It's time to make a statement that will be remembered for generations to come.

History:
Carnival Glass was described in a 1975 self-published paperback by O. Joe Olson, entitled “Carnival Glass in the mid 1970s”: ​“In its Diamond Jubilee year of 1971, Indiana Glass Co., at Dunkirk, Ind., entered Carnival with a blue embossed Grape pattern, and the line was built up to some 32 items.



Dimensions: 10 1/2" X 7 1/2" X 6"

Conditions: Good.

Period: 1970s less