A green Block Optic Depression glass pitcher is a beautiful thing. It would fit into that shabby cottage chic kitchen perfectly. Made in from 1929-1933 by Hocking Glass Co., it is sometimes called just "Block" by collectors. The Block Optic pattern had a whole suite of other pieces including a whole table set, and even a luncheon set. This pitcher would look great with other green decor in a kitchen, or even as part of a display in a collection.
Condition:
It is in wonderful vintage condition with little to no scratches and no chips, dings, or cracks.
Size:
Measures approximately 8.5 inches tall and 7 inches wide, including the lip.
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