Pink Morgantown CRINKLE 56 oz. (3.5-pt.) Pitcher, eight (8) 12-oz. Tumblers

Description

Here's a nice pitcher and eight (8) tumblers, which I believe were made by Morgantown Glass.  The pattern name is 'Crinkle', and I would guess it dates from the Fifties through the Seventies, more or less (any expert input would be appreciated, since I'm not at all familiar with these).  Seneca Glass had a similar pattern called 'Driftwood', but I have no idea how you tell the difference, and I haven't got any good references on either pattern or company.
The pitcher is about 9" tall, about 7-3/4" wide at the handle, and the top opening is about 5-1/8" across (it's about 3-3/4" across at the base).  It holds about 56 ounces, or 3-1/2 pints, when filled to just below the spout (by my admittedly imperfect measuring methods).  The tumblers are about 5" tall, about 2-7/8" across the top, and they hold about 12 ounces when filled to the brim, so 'functional capacity' is probably 10-11 ounces.  All of it's in great shape with no damage or cloudiness.  Beautiful, functional, mid-century glassware, I'm drowning in this sort of stuff (and can't seem to stop myself from buying more constantly), so this stuff needs a new home.
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