Vintage Midcentury Glass Martini Pitcher with Pheasant Pattern by West Virginia Specialty Co circa 1950s-1960s winter white Simply remove the lid and

Simply remove the lid and you have a vessel for flower arrangements in the spring

There is some light staining on the top edge of the front cover as well as foxing on the spine and a few random pages

a flurry of gold floral transferware and a gorgeous bouquet of handpainted pansies

this large antique sugar bowl is a marvel in size and style

(from the Foreward)

Vintage Midcentury Glass Martini Pitcher with Pheasant Pattern by West Virginia Specialty Co circa 1950s-1960s winter white Simply remove the lid and"You cannot surpass American glass" (Advertising slogan for the West Virginia Glass Speciality Co, 1952) {HISTORY} Autumn comes home to the bar cart From the state that produced more glassware than any other area in the country, comes this tall martini pitcher decorated with a pair of colorful pheasants. Made by the West Virginia Glass Specialty Company in Weston, WV during the mid 20th century, this handsome skinny barware beauty is all