Vintage Hand-Painted Gay-Fad Style Glass Pitcher and Tumbler Set

This is a five-piece beverage service set consisting of one large pitcher and four matching highball tumblers. The set is crafted from clear glass and features a distinctive mid-century hand-painted decorative motif. The central design element consists of white stylized floral blossoms, likely camellias or magnolia petals, accented by vibrant green leaves. A broad horizontal band of matte gold or brass-toned paint encircles the midsection of each piece, bordered by delicate black dotted lines. The pitcher features a wide, ice-lipped spout and a substantial handle fully coated in the same gold-toned paint, adding a luxurious feel to the utilitarian design. The glassware exhibits common mid-century proportions, with the tumblers featuring a slightly weighted base. The craftsmanship suggests production by a company like Gay-Fad or a similar mid-20th-century decorator known for cold-painted glass. While the glass remains clear without significant clouding, there are visible signs of age-related wear, specifically some minor thinning and scratching of the gold paint and floral enamel, which is typical for 'cold paint' applications not fired into the glass. The set likely dates from the late 1940s to the 1950s and represents a fine example of American decorative kitchenware from the era.