A vintage mid century pitcher made of textured glass in a vibrant green color.

This beautiful piece is colored in a deep dark Royal Ruby Red. with the matching stopper. The bottom of this cruet is clear, has scenery of bird, trees and bushes. It looks to be an original, hand-blown piece. This beautiful piece of cut glass is perfect for collectors of Bohemian cut to clear glassware and will make a great addition to any collection.

Jaspe terra cotta ceramic pitcher in a marbleized pattern of burnt orange, green and white. This pitcher was made in the Savoie region of France in the late 19th century. It is marked with a 1 on the bottom and the spout is on the side as opposed to being opposite the handle.

Jaspe pottery is typically marble-like swirls of color or geometric designs of lines or dots, it was considered country pottery and meant to be used daily.

For your consideration…Blue Jasper Rope Twist Beer Pitcher, c. 1870

The detail of the reliefs is exceptionally fine.

Made by Dudon pottery at Hanley around 1870, to look like blue jasper, it is a pitcher with a rope twist handle and reliefs of grapevines, hops and wheat or rye sheaves.
Looking very much like Wedgwood, this is clearly marked on the base for Paxton, the retailer for Dudson.

It is marked for July, 1870 or 79.

Measures 3 5/8″ diameter at base, stands 6″ tall.

There is some slight staining from use on the handle, and a discolored spider at the base interior, that does not go through to the exterior.

A nice old piece!

Transport yourself to the scenic landscapes of Cape Town, South Africa with this exquisite vintage brass watering pitcher. Crafted with care and attention to detail, this charming piece features a sturdy handle for easy maneuvering and measures 4.25“ x 6” x 7.75“ tall, making it both functional and decorative. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or simply appreciate unique decor, this watering pitcher adds a touch of rustic elegance to any space. Embrace its rich history and craftsmanship, and elevate your home or garden with this one-of-a-kind vintage treasure.

19th Century Victorian Majolica Minton Lily Pitcher.

Tall, slim hand painted porcelain pitcher signed by artist, Fortune. Working farm scene with colors of green, red, yellow, and brown on a white base.

Rare Antique Ceramic Gouda Pottery Pitcher Art Nouveau Circa 1925 Holland
Manga design, hand pained in brown tones.

Grapes Ceramic Pitcher #9506 Made in Italy Vintage

Excellent vintage condition. This is a fabulous colorful hand-painted majolica grapes pitcher. It was made in Italy.

It has bright grape color with green vine handle and leaf spout. Looks unused. Signed on bottom “Made in Italy #9506.”

No flaws, chips or cracks. Normal wear consistent with age and use. No visible issues.

A very whimsical pitcher for your table decor. Circa 1970s.

Approx meas 8ʺW × 6ʺD × 9ʺH, 1.6 lbs wt prior to careful packaging.
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Antique Bishop England Art Deco 12.25” Tapered Pitcher with Dragon Handle (Rare). This piece was acquired from a antique dealers estate. ***Please see hairline fissure around rim. Very good overall preowned condition otherwise. Pitcher measures approximately 5”L x 4”W x 12.25”H. Base of pitcher measures approximately 4”L x 4”W.