Help ID Satin Glass Pitcher, Please

Hi, Folks-
Happy New Year to one and all! Any thoughts on who made this yellow satin glass cream jug? Height is 5-1/2". Applied handle. TIA.

 

Sorry, not a clue.

Satin glass time periods:
Late 1800s-19teens
Popular again in the 1960s-70s, Italian import.

That's about all I can give you.

 

Searching for satin custard glass turns up a few painted pitchers in this shape titled as Fenton LG Wright "Moss Rose".

Some have the textured handle that I think some people call "celery handle", but there's another name for that technique and can't think of it.

From Pinterest, with celery handle:

[...]custard glass milk pitcher was made by Fenton for the L.G. Wright company. Decorated with the Moss Rose decoration. Measures 5 tall.





Worthpoint: Older Fenton / LG Wright Satin Custard Glass Milk Pitcher w/ Moss Rose Decor
SIZE: 5.5" tall




Worthpoint: Rare Fenton L G Wright Moss Rose Tall Pitcher Satin Custard Glass Hand Painted
Measures 7.5"

It sounds like this was a mold that was bought, sold, passed around. Wait for others who have more info.

 

Reeded is how I've heard the ribbed handle referred

 

Reed handle is what you are looking for. At least I think that is what it is called

 

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Thanks you folks for the very helpful, useful information. My hat's off to you.