Founded in 1941 by Hungarian immigrant George Zoltan Lefton, Lefton China quickly gained recognition for its imported Japanese porcelain and, later, its distinctive decorative glassware and collectibles. Among its most iconic designs are the cranberry swirl glass pieces, which became especially popular during the mid-20th century.
This elegant pitcher showcases the classic cranberry red and white swirl pattern, a hallmark of Lefton’s mid-century glass line. The clear glass handle and foot add contrast and balance, reflecting the refined design sensibilities of the era.
Sought after for both their aesthetic charm and collectible value, Lefton’s cranberry swirl pieces remain treasured examples of American mid-century decorative glass.
