Depression era picher or older????

The pitcher is 9 inches tall and it is a blue color but under a black light it glows green so it has uranium in it. But the blue is throwing me off. Don't know the design either.

 

Not Depression glass.
Earlier part of the Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) period.

Sorry, I don't recognize the pattern

 

Found it. It is an 1880s early Victorian Heart and Spade pattern. Thank you for your help.

 

AKA; 'Medallion', 'Spades', and 'Hearts and Spades'; possibly c1880s due to color range of glass in this pattern; also speculated as possibly US Glass tho' no catalog proof yet found.

 

The color period in which this pitcher was made was between the summer of 1884 and the summer of 1886. The manufacturer of the pattern is unknown. The U. S. Glass Co. speculation is just that, speculation. U. S. Glass Co. did not exist during the color period, and if they had offered this pitcher, it would have been old stock from a previous company. There is no evidence that U. S. Glass Co. ever offered this pattern for sale.

 

Thank you. I love this picher. I found it at a garage sale. I knew it would be a great addition to my collection.

 

Thank you. It was a garage sale find. I knew it was old. Its a great addition to my collection.

 

I love this pitcher!

 

NIIIIIICE!!!!