Description :

Diamond-Cut Glass Pitcher With Metal Lid Marked 39

A mid-century pressed glass pitcher featuring a deeply faceted diamond-cut body beneath a silver-toned metal collar. The lid is domed, hinged, and mounted with a loop finial, opening to reveal a smooth glass cavity. A single curved handle is integrated into the collar’s structure. In the inner surface, the metal is stamped with the number “39”, likely referencing a mold or design identifier. This form of numeric marking was standard in utilitarian serveware produced between the 1950s and 1970s, commonly distributed through department and domestic houseware channels. The overall design—practical, reflective, and decorative—aligns with beverage service items intended for water or iced tea presentation. No manufacturer logo, hallmark, or branding was found across any inspected image.

Measurements: 3 1/2"W x 4 3/4"H