Imperial Glass #671, design also known as Amelia, ca 1920s.

This pitcher is 5.5" high x 6.5" long counting handle and spout x 4" wide not counting handle and spout. Guessing this is EAPG. The part of the body that is textured has a yellow tint with an iridescent sheen to it. The pressing is a bit rough in texture and there are lot of small bubbles. There are four mold lines which extend from the top of the textured body to the bottom of the piece. There are no mold line on the top rim and spout. There is a slight mold line on the inside of the handle but the outside of the handle is smooth. There are a few light straw marks. There is a tiny chip on the bottom in line with one of the mold marks which might be damage from removing the mold. Other than that, it is in near mint condition. Thanks to TallCakes for the identification!

A $.25 thrift shop find today. There was a closeout on glass today and it was 4 pieces for $1 so I bought this, two Westmoreland Glass paneled grape milk glass custard bowls and a tall cobalt shot glass with "24" on the bottom, so pretty sure it is American made. Probably will not post anything but this pitcher, though the WG custard bowls are apparently not on CW....

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