Tall Glass Pitcher With Cover - Footed and Paneled - Need ID Help

Hello everyone! I'm stumped again. I really thought this would be fairly easy but I keep running into dead ends. It stands about 12 1/2" high with a base measurement of 4 1/2". The quality is a little off - the lid does not fit snugly and the foot was applied clumsily. I'd still love to know who made it and whether or not it's depression. Thanks for any help you can provide!
Don

 

Have you tried early Fenton?

 

I'd say 1920s lemonade pitcher.
I think you can rule out Cambridge. I didn't see it in the book I have.

It's the ball in the stem that I can't seem to find on any of the companies I have looked at.

 

Hi,
I had several years ago a set like yours only with a green décor not blue. I looked for a long time and then On a glass that came with the set was a small sticker on the bottom that said made in Hungary.
greg

 

Maybe try some of the West Virginia mfr's, Seneca, etc.

 

Thanks, Mary and cluttered but I think Greg has got it. I did go through most of the more likely suspects like Morgantown, but the more I thought about it the more I started to think that it might not be as old as I originally thought. And the sloppy foot just didn't seem right. It must have been difficult to make which might be why American manufacturers didn't produce many tall items with a ball in the stem. Thanks all and have a great weekend!
Don