HAZEL-ATLAS ELDORADO Dot Thumbprint Pitcher ~ Granada Gold ~ Vogue Mid Century

For your consideration is this vintage Hazel-Atlas Eldorado Beverage Pitcher in Grenada Gold. Introduced in 1968, Eldorado, with its clean lines and decidedly minimalist, Swedish modern appearance, is based on the Vogue pattern from a decade earlier. Also referred to as “Coin Dot,” “Capri Dot,” “Raindrop,” and “Thumbprint,” this lovely pitcher has large excised dots on the inside of the pitcher, a raised spout, and an orange-peel textured design on the bottom. It measures 8" tall, 6” on diameter, 8” across from handle to spout, and holds 64 ounces. It’s just waiting for you to fill it with lemonade, iced tea or margaritas! This, as well as all the other kitchen items I have up for sale, has been in my mother’s cabinet for over 40 years. Please note: This pitcher is in very good, used vintage condition. But please keep in mind, it is over 40 years old and therefore, not new. There are no cracks, chips or repairs. There are surface scratches on the outside of the pitcher that you can see when light reflects on them. This is consistent with normal use and storage, and I don’t feel this would be noticeable if the bowl was put on display. This pitcher would give a wonderful splash of color to any vintage kitchen — for use or display! It is just gorgeous! Vintage glass items sometimes have factory blemishes, such as air bubbles on the surface, off-scale/ uneven paint, rough rim edges, rough seams, or white lines/ feather marks on the bottom if you hold the item up to the light.