1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set

A vibrant celeste blue glass water pitcher with a matching lid surrounded by four diamond patterned tumblers 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set 1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set
1920s Northwood Celeste Blue Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set
$145.00
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Make a breathtaking statement with this rare antique stretch glass water set boasting a mesmerizing iridescent glow. The striking set features a covered pitcher and four matching tumblers in a highly collectible, vivid blue hue.

  • Size: Pitcher is 12 inches high by 5.25 inches wide and tumblers are 4.5 inches high with a 3.5 inch opening (Measurements are close but approximate)
  • Decade: 1920s
  • Style: Art Deco / Elegant Glass
  • Condition: Good vintage condition overall with fine paint overspray flecks on the glass surfaces from storage. One tumbler has minor sticker residue, and the pitcher has an internal heat check or line near the upper handle attachment that cannot be felt on the exterior or interior surfaces.
  • Extra notes: This set includes the original matching finial lid for the pitcher which is frequently missing from sets of this era.

Produced during the early 20th century, Celeste Blue was one of the most celebrated colors created by the Northwood Glass Company for their stretch glass lines. The distinctive iridescent, satiny finish was achieved by spraying the hot, shaped glass with metallic salts before re-heating it, causing the surface layer to crackle slightly as it expanded.