Stretch Glass Pitcher

Any suggestions on the maker?

 

Do you think this is a match?



Picture source here:
Lot#: 80 - Fenton Stretch #215 5 pc. Tankard Juice Set
Fenton/ Stretch Society 2017
Price Realized 250.00 USD Date Sold 7/28/2017
Description
[..]Florentine Green (rare set; tough to find)

 

This one is supposed to be a Fenton stretch glass #215 too. The description is quite detailed. But the shape looks different. WorthPoint:

SCARCE FENTON 1926 VELVA ROSE STRETCH GLASS #215 JUICE PITCHER
[..]This auction is for a Velva Rose Stretch or Carnival Glass Juice Pitcher. According to my research, it was made by the Fenton Art Glass Company from 1926-1929. It is unmarked.
You can reference this item #215 in the Fenton 1907-1939 Catalog in the Stretch Glass Section. It is pictured in Celeste Blue and Florentine Green.
This beautiful Pitcher is 8 3/4" tall. It has outstanding colors. Very pretty!
No chips, cracks, or repairs.

 

The Shetlar stretch glass site gives a measurement for diameter of the base, but no measurement for height. Weird.
#215 juice set in Florentine Green (pitcher - 3 1/2-inch base; tumbler - 1 5/8-inch base).

 

I was on the Shetlar site and checked the Fenton page but somehow I've missed it.
Mine is 8 3/4" tall but the base is bigger, about 4 1/4".

 

So, the Fenton base is supposed to be 3 1/2" and also seems like the handle is a bit different. The upper part that attaches to the body is not that thin.
Maybe a another maker or Fenton made the same pitcher with different size and handle.

 

You should post a straight on side shot ASAP for @Cherryhill and our other glass experts who will all want that view. You know the routine.

The green set with tumblers from the auction looks flared at the bottom with thinner glass at the base. The pink pitcher from WorthPoint looks completely cylindrical with a thicker glass base. I can't tell for sure from the picture of yours if it's a straight sided cylinder or slightly flared.

Here is a green one on Tias with no attribution:


Vintage Green Stretch Glass Pitcher
price: $95.00
Beautiful 8 1/2" high, iridescent pinks, blues and greens, heavy

 

I agree with you, the handle application is different.

 

I've also noticed what Shetlarglass shows as #215 is flared. Mine is straight as the rest but at least their handles looks identical to what is supposed to be a Fenton pitcher. The one from the set looks like a bit taller but without dimensions I can't tell for sure.
So, either they are all Fenton, or some are or none are

 

I'm staying out of this, my interest/knowledge pretty well stops about 1900.