The Louie Glass Company produced a vintage cobalt blue pitcher in the Harpo pattern, 
characterized by its ripple shape, cobalt blue color, and Art Deco style. These pitchers were manufactured in the 1930s and are sometimes referred to as "bubble beehive" pitchers. The Harpo pattern itself is believed to be a nod to Harpo Marx of the Marx Brothers. 
 
Here are some key characteristics of the Louie Glass Company Harpo cobalt blue pitcher:
Cobalt blue color: The pitcher boasts a deep, rich cobalt blue hue that makes it stand out.
Ripple shape: The pitcher features a distinct ripple or frolic ripple shape.
Applied clear handle: It often has a clear, transparent swirled handle.
Ice lip: The pitcher usually includes a beautiful ice lip.
Art Deco style: The pitcher's design reflects the popular Art Deco aesthetic of the 1930s.
Capacity: Many of these pitchers have a capacity of 64 ounces. 
 
The Louie Glass Company was founded by Louie Wohinc, an immigrant from Austria, in Weston, West Virginia. The company later went through several changes of ownership before closing permanently in 2003. 
 
Today, the Louie Glass Company Harpo cobalt blue pitchers
 are considered collectible items and can be found for sale on various platforms. Prices may vary depending on condition and whether it's sold as a standalone pitcher or as part of a set with matching tumblers. Individual pitchers can be found for prices ranging from approximately $62 to $119.95. Sets with tumblers can command higher prices, reaching up to $300 for a pitcher and four tumblers.