Opalescent Glass Pitcher with Floral Decoration

This is a vintage opalescent glass pitcher featuring a delicate floral decoration. The pitcher is crafted from clear glass with an opalescent finish, giving it a milky, iridescent sheen that shifts in color, predominantly exhibiting a pale blue to white glow with subtle hints of yellow or peach when light catches it. The construction is a faceted or paneled design, particularly noticeable around the upper collar and possibly extending down the body, creating distinct vertical ridges. The upper rim is slightly flared and irregularly shaped, suggesting a hand-blown or hand-finished process, with a thin gold or gilt accent visible along the edge. A clear glass handle, attached just below the faceted collar, is simple and gracefully curved. The body of the pitcher tapers slightly inward from the base to the collar. Adorning the mid-section of the pitcher are painted or enameled floral motifs in muted yellow and white hues, depicting slender stems with small, possibly wheat-like or abstract botanical elements. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, typical of art glass from the mid-20th century. There are no obvious chips or cracks visible from the provided images, though some surface wear consistent with age and use, such as minor scratches or rub marks on the opalescent finish and the gilt rim, might be present upon closer inspection. The bottom of the pitcher is not visible, so manufacturing marks or signs of a pontil mark cannot be ascertained. This piece likely belongs to the Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern period.