Dripcut Cornflower Blue Milk Glass Syrup Server Dispensers Inc 1960s (0062-26)

A white milk glass syrup server in the Cornflower Blue morning glory pattern — original Dripcut spring-pour top intact — is exactly the kind of piece that makes the breakfast table feel intentional. Dispensers Inc. of Santa Barbara brought diner-grade precision into the American home with the Dripcut: a spring-loaded chrome mechanism that opens on the pour and snaps closed on its own. No drip. No mess. The Model 900 syrup server in blue morning glory milk glass was designed by Henry Keck in 1959 — his name and the date are stamped on every chrome top. • Maker: Glass base embossed "Dispensers Inc., Santa Barbara, Calif."; chrome top stamped "The Dripcut Server / Dispensers Inc RD: 1939 / Model 900 / U.S. Pat No. 163,350 / Designed Henry Keck 1959" — Marked and attributed to Dispensers Inc., Santa Barbara, California; design by Henry Keck • Materials: White milk glass body with blue morning glory floral pattern; chrome spring-loaded Dripcut dispenser mechanism with angular handle • Dimensions: 5.25" H | 3" base diameter | 4.5" W with handle | 15 oz capacity • Condition: Good. Chrome shows surface wear inside and out — noted in photos. Milk glass body clean and intact; no chips, cracks, or repairs. Dripcut mechanism present and functional. The breakfast table that uses this every Sunday morning will not regret it. IMPORTANT NOTE: At Darling Della Vintage, we believe every scratch and bit of patina tells a story. Our pieces are 30+ years old and have lived full lives, so gentle wear, tiny chips, or age-worn charm are part of their soul — not flaws. We photograph and describe each item carefully, but please expect natural signs of age. Embracing vintage means embracing history — and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Please visit my shop for additional unique and exceptional vintage items.

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• Listed Apr 27, 2026