Gorgeous Vtg White W/Green Tint Hobnail Art Glass Pitcher . Clear Handle 11” For Sale

Please read all—I chose this price because, although the pitcher appears to be a quality mid-century art glass piece, the manufacturer cannot be positively identified. Similar unidentified examples often sell for less than confirmed pieces, while authenticated examples by makers such as Pilgrim or Fenton can command higher prices.This substantial pitcher features a luminous white opalescent body with a tint of green, accented by a heavy applied clear glass handle, an elegantly flared pouring rim, and an all-over hobnail pattern.The pitcher measures approximately 11 inches tall, approximately 9 inches wide including the handle, and weighs approximately 5.6 pounds, giving it an impressive presence whether displayed on its own or filled with flowers.The body was mold formed and beautifully hand-finished, featuring a fire-polished rim and a ground and polished base. Tiny seed bubbles within the glass add to its handcrafted character.Attribution:The exact manufacturer has not been identified. After researching numerous collector references, sale records, and vintage glass resources, this piece appears consistent with quality mid-century American art glass.It shares characteristics with work produced by companies such as Pilgrim Glass, Kanawha Glass, Fenton, Rainbow Glass, and other West Virginia art glass makers, but no documented catalog match or original label has been found.Because the maker cannot be confirmed, this pitcher is being sold as an unidentified vintage art glass pitcher. The asking price reflects that conservative attribution rather than assuming a specific manufacturer.Condition:Pre-owned vintage condition. No cracks, chips, or repairs were found during inspection.Light shelf wear is present on the polished base, consistent with age and normal display.Manufacturing characteristics include mold seams, tiny seed bubbles within the glass, a fire-polished rim, and an applied clear glass handle.Please examine all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description.