No. 280882
1930s Jeannette Blue Depression Glass Windsor Diamond Warm Syrup Pitcher
1930s Jeannette Blue Depression Glass Windsor Diamond Warm Syrup Pitcher. Item No. 280882. Maker: Jeannette Glass Company. Circa Authentic 1930s Depression Era. Size: 3 × 5 × 3.5 in. Weight: 8.25 oz. Condition: Pre-Owned / Sold As-Is. Available now for $15, in person at Booth #99, Bliss Market, 390 Roseville Square, Roseville CA, or online through Bliss Market.
$15
Available now
Order online and Bliss Market professionally packs and ships it — same day on orders in by 6pm PT, next day after that — or holds it for you to collect at the booth. Message me before you head over and I'll confirm it's still on the shelf.
Bring a splash of charming Art Deco elegance to your morning breakfast routine or brunch table setting. Manufactured by the historic Jeannette Glass Company during the height of the 1930s, this beautiful footed glass pitcher features the highly collectible "Windsor" (Windsor Diamond) pattern. The intricate, deep geometric diamond grid motifs catch and refract morning light beautifully.
While traditionally designed as a creamer, its generous shape and sturdy handle make it absolutely perfect to use as a warm syrup pitcher for Sunday pancakes, a honey dispenser, or a small berry coulis server. Molded in a stunning, translucent light blue hue with an elegant pouring spout, it doubles beautifully as a sweet windowsill bud vase or a stellar addition to an active blue depression glass collection.
Condition & Product Specifications
Height: 3 inches
Length (Handle-to-Spout): 5 inches
Width: 3.5 inches
- MakerJeannette Glass Company
- PatternWindsor / Windsor Diamond
- CircaAuthentic 1930s Depression Era
- ColorTranslucent Light Blue
- MaterialPressed Pattern Glass
- Weight8.25 oz
- ConditionPre-Owned / Sold As-Is. Outstanding vintage condition. Crystal clear without any cloudiness, water staining, structural cracks, or repairs. May display minor manufacturing imperfections (such as tiny air bubbles or prominent mold seams) which are completely authentic and standard for pre-war depression era glassware production.
See it in person
Booth #99 · Bliss Market
390 Roseville Square, Roseville CA
Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm