My Mothers' Pitcher by Linda Norvell on Capture Arkansas

My Mothers' Pitcher

do they even make these anymore?

patty merritt
commented 2 months ago

I have one with glasses
angie sentell
commented 3 months ago

what a beautiful treasure
David Snoddy
commented 3 months ago

Nice shot
Lorrie Eveland
commented 3 months ago

Beautiful!
Linda Norvell
commented 3 months ago

Thanks for the information, Kathy!
Kathy Gratzon
commented 4 months ago

Linda, this is depression glass, the IRIS & HERRINGBONE pattern, iridescent color! It was made by the Jeannette Glass Company in 1928-1932 and in 1950. Reproductions are out there. Jeannette closed in 1983. I started collecting depression glass about 30 years ago. I collect sherbet dishes in all patterns, which makes for a unique and colorful display. The Arkansas Glasshoppers hosts a depression glass show every February at the Hall of Industry on the AR State Fairgrounds in Little Rock, usually around the Presidentsâ€˜ Day weekend. Your vase is beautiful! Your mom probably got it at the gas station or in a box of oats or laundry detergent!
Kirt Wilson
commented 4 months ago

Its beautiful!
gerald sullivan
commented 4 months ago

I doubt it. This is a lovely pitcher with the gold look of carnival glass or depression glass. Very nice picture of the pretty glass piece. I know you are proud to have it.