Mold Blown Creamer, B&S?

Boston and Sandwich or other?

 

A mini pitcher in this pattern was manufactured by Pilgrim Glass Company. I'm assuming they reproduced from someone else's original mold but I don't know for sure. Below is a link to one in cobalt.
Don

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/453456256202433309/

 

Thanks. I'd think mine is older with the rough pontil.

 

Have not read it yet but looks like an interesting article.
https://www.cmog.org/sites/default/files/collections/66/6615BF7A-CA5A-4BF9-A433-99958A0F9085.pdf

 

FWIW Fenton also reproduced this 'sandwich pitcher' for QVC:

http://www.fentonfan.com/cgi-bin/we...pagenum=1&cgifunction=Search&cgifunction=form

http://www.fentonfan.com/cgi-bin/we...pagenum=1&cgifunction=Search&cgifunction=form

 

Would it be Fenton with a pontil?
Don

 

Fenton ribs are almost all the way to the top.
In the artical they give the Mutzer group numbers of the bottom and side ribs for the GIII patterns. Mine are different and other details point to not being from Mutzer group.
The question is how to tell Boston and Sandwitch, Clevenger or other?

 

Seems like the sumburst on this pattern could be either with the rays meeting at the center or with a bullseye



Mine is neither. The center is just blank.