Set of Two Frosted Glass Pitchers with Gold Bands

This set comprises two frosted glass pitchers of differing sizes, featuring a distinctive ombré effect from clear to frosted pale green glass. The larger pitcher is a carafe-style vessel, taller and more slender, while the smaller pitcher has a handle, making it more utilitarian for pouring. Both pitchers share a similar design aesthetic, characterized by a clear glass rim that flares slightly outwards, forming an elegantly shaped pouring spout. Just below the clear rim, a decorative element of two thin, parallel gold bands encircles the upper portion of each pitcher. Below these gold bands, the clear glass seamlessly transitions into a frosted, translucent pale green color, which becomes more opaque towards the base. This gradient effect is a notable feature, suggesting a mid-century modern or Art Deco influence in terms of style. The glass appears to be of good quality, exhibiting a smooth finish and consistent coloration. There are no readily visible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions on either piece, indicating overall good condition. The gold banding appears largely intact, with no obvious signs of significant wear or loss, which often occurs with frequent use or harsh cleaning. The manufacturing details, such as maker's marks or signatures, are not discernible from the provided image, but the craftsmanship suggests mass production with an emphasis on decorative appeal. The handle on the smaller pitcher is integrated smoothly into the body, typical of molded or blown glass production. The overall impression is one of vintage charm, likely dating from the mid-20th century.