A charming 19th-century French opaline glass pitcher in a soft matte pink hue, distinguished by its graceful silhouette and delicate milk-glass scroll handle. The baluster-shaped body tapers gently into a narrow neck, flaring subtly at the rim, and rests on a rounded foot. The surface is satin-finished, diffusing light with a gentle glow characteristic of opaline glass produced in France during the mid-to-late 1800s. Devoid of gilding or applied ornament, the purity of form speaks to a restrained elegance—possibly intended for toilette service or decorative display on a lady’s vanity. A romantic object imbued with both historical charm and sculptural softness.