Whether this indigo blue pitcher embraces a bouquet or dispenses iced tea, this is a classic pattern born out of the Victorian era. Ours is replicated from a cherished antique by Mosser Glass.
The "Eye Winker" pattern is a distinctive style of American glassware characterized by its unique design of eye-shaped ovals and round, bulbous shapes. The pattern was originally created in 1893 by the Dalzell, Gilmore and Leighton Glass Company in Ohio
Whether this indigo blue pitcher embraces a bouquet or dispenses iced tea, this is a classic pattern born out of the Victorian era. Ours is replicated from a cherished antique by Mosser Glass.
The "Eye Winker" pattern is a distinctive style of American glassware characterized by its unique design of eye-shaped ovals and round, bulbous shapes. The pattern was originally created in 1893 by the Dalzell, Gilmore and Leighton Glass Company in Ohio
