Featured Blue glass hand bowl pitcher w/ applied handle - anyone know who dunnit?

This pitcher is 6 5/8" to the side edge. It kind of looks like Blenko's Williamsburg Reproduction pitcher but the handle looks like it was applied differently.



Thank you for any & all advice or opinions!!

 

That's Mexican. From Tlaquepaque, Jalisco. 1950s from the color.

Debora

 

Handle applied differently....

Prior to 1870 or so, handles were applied first at the top of the pitcher, then at the bottom. In the early 1870's patents were applied for that started the handle at the bottom, finished at the top.
I'm not sure if the applications were approved, but before 1870 or so, all handles started at the top. After that date, both methods were used, but the newer, lower start handle became the standard.

 

Thanks @Debora!!

The bubbles made me lean in that direction but knowing a location helps greatly.

BTW is there a common name given to this shape pitcher?

Thanks @Cherryhill!!

That is my learned something new for today.

 

I'd just called it a jarrita, a little pitcher.

Debora

 

Thanks!!