Jeanette Pink Depression Glass with Floral Poinsettia Pitcher & Six 7 oz Glasses

Description

Made by the Jeannette Glass Co from 1931-1934, this rose pink depression glass water pitcher and tumblers are stunning.
Jeannette Bottle Works began operation in the late 1880s in Jeannette, Pennsylvania. In 1898 the company became Jeannette Glass Company. Like so many other glassware entities, this one concentrated on utility glass early on and produced a vast selection of handmade bottles, jars, and dishware well into the early 1900s.
Dimensions:
Pitcher is 7.5" tall, 7" wide with handle and lip, 5" wide without.Base is 4" wide.
Glasses are each 4.5" tall, 3" wide at top, 2.5" wide at base.
Three of the glasses have small chips on their base, please see last two photo for damage.  They do not distract from the overall appearance or use of this set. .
The antique tumblers are also depression glass made by Jeanette Glass Company.  It is the POINSETTIA pattern. It features a footed base with a faceted cup. In addition to the embossed poinsettias, there are various other textures and designs (scallops, cross-hatching).
Floral
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(Poinsettia)-(1931-1935)
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Floral was named "Poinsettia by collectors before the company name was known, and the name is still used today.  This beautiful floral pattern came in an array of colors.  Floral was one of the larger Depression Era Sets produced by the Jeannette Glass Company. S
ome of the harder to find pieces include the lemonade pitcher, lemonade tumblers,  juice pitcher, flat juice tumblers, vases, and vanity items. Shakers have been reproduced in this pattern, but are of poor quality when compared to the real thing. The good news is that the footed shakers are the only item that have been reproduced.