Featured Glass pitcher with silver rim painted flowers

Picked this up today. Rim was black so people passed it by. It has a break in the glass under the rim on one side. I'm trying to tell how old it is. Modern? The swags of handpainted flowers look 1930ish. The base has a concave center. There is a letter "G" in the medallion on the front under the lip. It's 9 1/2" tall. If I can make a couple dollars on it, fine. If not, it will look good on the sideboard with flowers in it.

 

Very pretty Bev ... LOVE IT !!! .. Joy.

 

BEAUTIFUL and SO delicate looking!!!!! I love it!!! Absolutely would look gorgeous with flowers....real or a fantastic dried arrangement!!!!

 

Bev, I know nothing about your pitcher, but it's certainly very sweet!

You must be having a busy summer - haven't seen you around much of late. Hope you're having fun!

 

It's pretty darned old. If there are marks on the silver they might give you a clue. I'd say it's 1920s/30s from the floral swag, but I could be wrong.

 

Not a single mark on the silver. That's the first place I looked. It's an unusual shape on the top. Do you think the crack makes it unsellable?

Yes, we've had a VERY busy summer. Hubby isn't getting home until 6-8, working Sat. and sometimes an emergency on Sun. We hired a young man and even he's busy. We also hired a young woman for me to train in the office. I really want to start painting again. She never worked in the office, so there's been a lot more training than anticipated. I'm hoping by fall I can start working half days and have time for painting and antiquing.

 

No idea how sellable it is; I don't buy glass for resale most of the time, except a few paperweights. It's pretty though.

 

stripped of décor it looks like this Heisey 515 jug
https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=19320&mode=search

 

So it probably had a cover. I may go back and look for it!

 

Thanks for pointing me towards Heisey. I found one that looks almost like mine. The difference is, Heisey has a star impressed on the bottom with the Heisey mark.

 

Bev, you may be right, but I thought that was a blown tankard, wouldn't have a Diam0nd H.

 

I have a beautiful large pitcher with similar cutting on the (bulbous) sides though no floral decoration. The rim has the same hammered silver. And it also has a similar crack. No marks on the glass or the silver. I've never been able to ID it.

 

The closest one I found was going for $125.