Featured Glassies: Northwood? Hobbs? someone else? Satin spiral optic pitcher

Need a little help here, please. I only found one like this Satin Spiral Optic pitcher on line and they really didn't know either because they had it titled Northwood Hobbs . Is it either one or someone else? 8 1/2" tall x 6 1/2" diameter. You can see bubbles in the glass inside. You can also feel ribs inside from the spirals. I vaguely recall seeing an advertise once with items from Murano once with items like this. I know it had the quilted diamond air trap hat toothpick holders on the advertisement.

 

did you happen to check the Northwood examples at eapgs? tho' they don't typically mention measurements

EAPGS Pattern Index - NORTHWOOD THE CO. No. 160 (OMN)



EAPGS Pattern Index - OPALESCENT SWIRL (AKA) north

 

Look to Buckeye Glass, New Martinsville, Ohio. To the best of my knowledge they are the only glass factory that used that "quadrille" prunt. (It didn't leave a scar, didn't need to be finished.)

I hope others have noticed this prunt treatment and have thought about it.

 

Thank you Don & Tom
While it does appear to be #349 Northwood Tom's info about the quadrille prunt is quite interesting.
Thanks again