This striking vintage ewer pitcher showcases classic mid-century Italian craftsmanship with its elegant, fluid form. Crafted from translucent olive green glass, it features a bulbous rounded body that tapers into a narrow neck, a pinched and flared spout for easy pouring, and an applied curved handle that loops from the neck to the shoulder. The piece has a smooth, glossy finish with subtle bubbles and imperfections characteristic of hand-blown glass, adding to its artisanal charm. It can serve as a functional pitcher for beverages, a decorative vase for flowers, or a standout accent in retro or modern interiors. No maker's marks are present, which is common for Empoli glassware exported in the era, but the style and features align closely with known examples from the region.

Origin: Empoli, Italy – A historic glassmaking region near Florence known for producing affordable, high-quality art glass during the mid-20th century. Empoli studios often exported unsigned pieces to the US and Europe, where they were sold in department stores as decorative items.

Age: Circa 1960s-1970s (Mid-Century Modern era). This dating is based on stylistic similarities to documented Empoli glassware, including the color, shape, and hand-blown techniques prevalent in Italian production during that time.

Item dimensions: 10" tall × 5.25" diameter 

Weight of item: 2 lb 14.3 oz