Vintage Amber Crackle Glass Pitcher and Margarita Stemware Set

This set consists of one hand-blown amber crackle glass pitcher and four matching margarita-style cocktail glasses. The collection features a distinct two-tone construction with deep amber-colored basins and bodies offset by clear glass handles and stems. The 'crackle' effect is achieved through a thermal shock technique during production, creating a webbed, fractured aesthetic inside the glass while maintaining structural integrity. The pitcher has a bulbous, low-profile body and a large, clear applied handle with a thumb rest, featuring a wide spout for pouring. Each glass utilizes a wide-rimmed margarita bowl shape supported by a thick, clear faceted or molded stem and a circular foot. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-20th-century origin, likely between the 1960s and 1970s, a period when crackle glass was popularized by makers such as Blenko, Kanawha, or Rainbow Glass. Condition appears excellent with no visible chips, though the hand-blown nature means slight variations in size and air bubbles (seeds) may be present. The rich honey-amber hue provides significant visual warmth and demonstrates high-quality color saturation characteristic of American or Mexican hand-crafted glassware from this era.