early 1900's hand blown glass Pitcher?

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Posted 13 years ago

Anyone Know who the maker of this beautiful pitcher is? Or anything about it?I think it is from the late 1800's early 1900's. The white dots are raised, very delicate pattern. There are not chips, or cracks. I have not been able to find anything to lead me to the maker is. I would also like to know about what it's worth is.

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Paul71, 13 years ago
Northwood, Dugan, Fenton, Jefferson, etc all made this type of decorated pitcher in the early 1900s. They were originally sold as "lemonade sets" with matching tumblers. Many were also made in Bohemia. They are difficult to attribute to a certain maker unless you can locate in an original catalog.

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