Vintage Martini Pitcher with Etched Glass w/ Stalks of Wheat Design - Mid century Barware - Retro Glass Cocktail Pitcher with Glass Stirrer
This great etched vintage martini pitcher with a stirrer measures approx. 6 3/4" tall and 3 3/4" wide. It is a lovely style martini pitcher with a simple, but elegant etched design. The etched design consists of a three leafed stalk of wheat. The center stalk is taller than the two on the side and it goes straight upwards. The stalks on either side are curved, one to the left side and one to the right. The base of the stalks have thin leaves. The center stalk of wheat is directly under the spout.
The pitcher has a pinched spout and a handle that is open on the top. It is attached to the pitcher at the base.
This etched Martini pitcher measures 8" tall. The top opening has a 3 1/2" diameter. The base has a 2 1/2" diameter. From the end of the handle to the other side at the widest part of this pitcher it is approx. 5" across.
The glass stirring stick (stirrer) is 9 1/2" long and has an approx. 8mm diameter. It has a little bulb of glass at each end.
Wonderful vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Ready for your next cocktail party!
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