Retro Martini Pitcher - Silver Band Ombre Glass - Vintage Martini Pitcher Barware with Wide Ombre Band at Top Mid century
Shaken, not stirred. That's how Bond likes his Martinis, but this vintage glass barware Martini pitcher would be good for any type of cocktail. This Mid century Martini pitcher is accented with a wide silver ombré band at the top that was so typical of the Mad Men Era barware. It has a great pinched pouring spout on the top too. The ombre band at the top is approx. 4 1/4" in width or about 1/3 of the total vertical space on the glass of this retro cocktail serving piece.
The pitcher measures 10 1/2" high. The top opening is 3" in diameter, and the base is also 3" as it goes down straight with no curves or widening on this retro pitcher.
The Martini pitcher is in nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. There is very little wear to the silver on the top - I don’t think this martini pitcher was used very much - or at all!
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