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I have been trying for the longest time to find out what pattern this depression glass pitcher is. Please anyone out there let me know ASAP. I bought this years ago and still can't find an example like it on the net as to what pattern it is.
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Depression GlassDuring the 1920s, 19th-century pattern-glass manufacturers such as McKee, H…
what an awesome pitcher! I've been on a glass kick lately, maybe I will see some info about it. Nice piece!
Nice one! This is made by Dunbar and was in their 1931 catalog as #1136 Beverage Jug w/cover and came in pink and green.
Just an additional comment - I got the catalog info in Monograph No. 61 of the West Virginia Museum of American Glass - catalog page 13.
Alisonf thanks so much for the info. Sorry it took so long to see that you responded.
That is superb! I usually am not drawn to pink glass, but this pitcher is simply lovely!