Is This a Guttate Pitcher?

I've hit a bit of a wall on this one and I'm hoping someone can move me in the right direction. The pitcher is about 5 3/4" tall. Is it old or a later Italian piece? Any clue as to manufacturer? Thanks for whatever guidance you can provide. Don

 

Older, I'd think. Could be Bohemian, but let me have a think.

 

I have not idea what Guttate is. When I googled, I got medical info.

As for your pitcher use Spatter glass for a search.
I would look at Northwood.

I'm basing this on the pink that I see mixed in with the orange and yellow, and the pattern on the outside of the pitcher.

 

Thanks, folks! Guttate seems to be a term used for certain Consolidated pieces or other blown-out patterns similar to my pitcher. If you use it on the bay it will bring up several Consolidated pieces. I was unfamiliar with the term too until I tripped over it. I tried my Northwood books but couldn't find it. I also searched Dugan with no better luck.

 

Guttate is a specific Consolidated pattern, looks like nothing so much as bulging intestines.

Your piece may be from as stated, Bohemia, the area comprised of what is now Germany, Hungary and Austria, ca. 1900 plus or minus 10 or so.

 

Thank you, Cherryhill - I will list it accordingly (if it doesn't somehow sneak its way into one of my cabinets). Thanks everyone for your help!
Don