Pitcher, White Frosted Glass, Paneled Serving Pitcher, Vintage, 1950's

A 1950s–1960s unmarked frosted glass pitcher, likely Heisey (possibly Tiara / Indiana Glass) — wide panels and a starburst base on a substantial 64-oz form, a mystery pitcher that makes a strong case for itself.

• Maker: Unmarked (attributed Heisey; possibly Tiara / Indiana Glass)
• Origin: USA
• Vintage: 1950s–1960s
• Material: Frosted glass
• Dimensions: 9.0"H (to spout) × 5.0" top opening. Holds 64 oz. Very heavy — note at checkout.
• Condition: Very Good. No chips or cracks. Normal age wear only.

A genuinely versatile entertainer — water, lemonade, sangria, margaritas — and a compelling find for glass collectors who enjoy a good provenance question.

The wide panels rising one-third of the way up the straight sides, the octagonal base, and the starburst design on the bottom point most convincingly toward Heisey's Colonial or Puritan pattern — though it carries no mark. Hazel Atlas and Anchor Hocking were considered and set aside; a Tiara (Indiana Glass) connection remains possible. Whatever the maker, the piece itself is impressive: very heavy and beautifully proportioned.

Find more frosted glass and mid-century serving pitchers in our Pitchers collection.