Who Made This Green Glass Pitcher?

I've looked through HMW2, Florence's Depression Glass and Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years, and Bredehoft's Fifty Years of Collectible Glass and can't find this large wide rib pitcher. 9 1/2" tall to the top of the ice lip, approx. 5 1/4" in diameter, reeded handle. Two part mold. It does not glow under black light. Any thoughts?

Thanks so much!

 

Id think more 60s than 30s,by the way,love your chair!

 

thanks johnnycb09. It could very well be newer. I was thinking perhaps Bartlett & Collins, but I don't have a reference for them. (Thanks, too, for the compliment on the chair--my new (vintage) kitchen set! I'm a sucker for chinese chippendale/ chinoiserie.)

 

It looks like a no-name mass produced (and like Johnny said) pitcher from the 60's. I can imagine seeing that pitcher in my Mom's fridge full of Kool-Aid when I was a little kid.