Hand-Painted Three-Footed Glass Pitcher

This item is a decorative clear glass pitcher, approximately 6 to 8 inches in height, featuring a bulbous body supported by three distinct scrolled or 'curled' glass feet. The construction utilizes mid-weight clear glass with an applied handle and hand-painted enamel ornamentation. The central decorative motif consists of a prominent stylized bow-knot rendered in broad, painterly strokes of navy blue, white, and yellow. Surrounding this central bow are delicate sprays of white and yellow flowers with green and blue foliage, scattered around the circumference of the vessel. The rim is slightly flared with a defined pouring spout. Based on the whimsical painting style and the scrolled feet, this piece demonstrates a folk-art or mid-20th-century decorative influence, likely produced between 1940 and 1970. The enamel paint appears intact with minimal flaking, though there is a slight dullness to some of the brushwork suggesting age. The glass body shows good clarity with no visible chips or cracks at the rim or base. There are no immediate visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image, but the quality of the glass feet suggests a mass-market manufacturer that was later hand-decorated, possibly as part of a studio line or home craft piece.