Vintage Witch Pitchers

This listing is a curated collection of vintage pitchers that are ideal for use in a witchcraft practice. The uses of these pitchers are limited only by your imagination! They can be used for pouring libations into offering glasses, especially when tucked into hard to reach corners on an altar. They can be used for water rituals of every sort, including pouring water into large vessels with intention, as they allow for a higher degree of control over how the water is poured. They can also be used for evil eye removal rituals, especially those that involve pouring oil into water, as individual drops can be poured into the water with the use of a pitcher. We offer various designs to allow folx the ability to choose a pitcher that best fits their purpose.

We currently have the following variations available:
Key: This antique glass pitcher features a motif reminiscent of a key handle, hour glass, or crown along its sides. This piece is an oil/vinegar cruet made by Lancaster Glass Company in their Crown pattern. This piece was made circa 1910 in Ohio, USA. It measures 6 3/4 inches tall and base 3 1/4 inch wide base.
Diamond: This vintage glass pitcher is an oil/vinegar cruet with a diamond or star pattern cut into the bottom half of the pitcher. The stopper is faceted to further echo this pattern. The glass is cylindrical and smooth above the cut glass pattern.
Grape: This piece is a decanter or large oil/vinegar cruet cut into a grape pattern with a light green hue. It's made by Vetreria Etrusca in Italy; it holds around 500 mL and is approximately 8 inches tall. This piece is perfect for those who work with Dionysos
Star: This piece is a creamer pitcher, made by Anchor Hocking circa 1960-1969 in their Prescut Star cut glass pattern. It's perfect for use with star-associated deities such as Inanna and Hekate. It measures 4" tall x 3 1/4" rim diameter x 4 3/4" long.

As animists, we find second-hand items have a unique potency when used in altar-crafting. These items, once cherished by their original owners, have since been given up for one reason or another. They long to be loved once more and nearly sing with joy when they're honored by being included in an altar or place of worship. May they find a loving home in your care!