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A 1950s Hazel Atlas (possibly Federal Glass) pastel stripes pitcher from the USA — molded blown glass in soft blue, yellow, and pink geometric shapes, 80 ounces of mid-century charm.
Maker: Attributed to Hazel Atlas (possibly Federal Glass)
Materials: Molded blown glass
Origin: USA
Era: Vintage, 1950s
Dimensions: 9.5" tall × 8.0" wide (spout to handle); 6.0" diameter (widest point); holds 80 oz / 2.5 qt
Condition: Very good — no chips or cracks; surface scratches on bottom, expected with age and use. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Fill it with lemonade or iced tea for a summer gathering, or set it on a table with daisies. A wonderful housewarming or hostess gift for anyone who loves mid-century color and scale.
This is a big, beautiful pitcher — 9.5 inches tall, 80 oz capacity, with an ice lip, a ribbed handle, and a pattern of tiny irregular squares, dots, and geometric shapes in soft pastel blue, yellow, and pink that is entirely of its era and entirely wonderful. Attributed to Hazel Atlas, possibly Federal Glass, with a pontil mark and "13" embossed on the base. Molded blown glass with surface scratches on the bottom from age and use, as expected — no chips or cracks.
Find more mid-century glass pitchers and pastel barware in our Pitchers collection.
