White Swirl Art Glass Pitcher with Handle

Description

Bulbous white swirl-glass vessel with a striking hand-blown form: the opaque white body is threaded with fine spiraling ribs that wrap the entire teardrop shape, narrowing to a pinched, trefoil-lobed spout at the neck. A clear glass handle, pulled and applied by hand, arcs from the shoulder to the lip, giving the piece a light, sculptural profile typical of hand-worked art glass.

The glass shows the soft, milky opalescence associated with white swirl or ‘latticino’-style glassware, with the clear handle and neck providing contrast against the opaque white body. No maker’s mark, label, or signature is visible on the piece in any of the photos, and the form reads as a decorative pitcher, creamer, or small pouring vessel rather than a purely ornamental vase.

Four small felt protector pads are affixed to the underside of the base, each showing surface soiling and light discoloration from age and handling. The glass itself presents clean, with tiny embedded bubbles visible under close inspection consistent with hand-blown construction, and no chips or cracks are evident along the rim, spout, or handle.