Featured S Repeat Pitcher?

This is a pitcher I picked up a while back, 8" tall, 5 1/4" in diameter and weighs 3# 12oz. I've had s-repeat toothpicks and I think maybe one other piece over the years but don't remember if they were colored or clear. This is purple, there are a few bubbles scattered throughout the glass. There is no mark. I found one sold with gold trim attributed to both National Glass and Northwood. I'd love to know whodunnit and when if that's possible.

Thanks to everyone, Linda

 

@daveydempsey or any other moderator, can this be moved to PGP please? Obviously not focused tonight! Thanks, Linda

 

@Cherryhill
@George Nesmith
@dgbjwc

 

Thanks, cluttered. Kind of a quiet evening here.

Linda

 

the OMN was "National" and the pattern was made in various colors including amethyst. Several forms were reproduced by Wright but from what I can tell that did not include the pitcher. National Glass made these at the Northwood Glass Works factory when it was a part of their combine; thus the attribution is National.

 

Wow! That clears everything up! Many thanks, tallcakes!

Linda

 

Since National ceased existence in 1903, I'd surmise that Dugan (Successor to Northwood) continued production and may have made the most of them.

 

I went through my LG Wright book and, like Tallcakes, could not find reference to LG Wright making a pitcher in their S pattern. Just as a point of interest, my Wright book (Measell and Roetteis) on page 73 says "The S pattern pieces were based up on old motif called Erie, which was first made in Indiana, Pa., in 1903."
Don

 

Thank you Cherryhill and Don. Now I can go ahead and sell this puppy!

Linda