I think this is old, but is it a known pattern?

[per_omnia]

A small pitcher or cruet about 4.5 inches tall, a rough pontil mark on the bottom.  The circles that you see protrude and are concave, not flat. Very heavy for its size.

[madamezulu]

This was originally intended as a lidded syrup pitcher, the pewter or white metal lid is missing.

Not sure if this is EAPG "Beaded Circle", george will know ...

[rubiano98]

The circles look like they are convex - poking outwards. But that just may be how I'm seeing them on my monitor. Concave means they poke inward.

[gabla]

Looks like EAPG era but I do not know any details right off.. This was pressed upsidedown in a mold with some glass left over at the base which was tooled over and cut off leaving what any think is a pontile mark but real is a cut shut pigtail.

[per_omnia]

Yes, I used the wrong word, they are CONVEX, not CONCAVE 🤷‍♀️

[per_omnia]

Aha, I thought something was missing. And I thought it was a lid but couldn’t figure out how it would attach.

[per_omnia]

You are correct and I used the wrong word, shame on me.

[per_omnia]

I learn something new every day, mostly from you guys!

[gabla]

This is where I would look https://www.facebook.com/notes/early-american-pattern-glass-society/syrups-photo-album/1532443893435...

[gabla]

I looked at the suryps here http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/ but did not spot i. This is a replacement page EAPGS \is creating because Facebook was to quirky for something like this.

[per_omnia]

Thanks so much George. I will keep up the search.

[cubbiefanforever]

I know I have seen this pattern before, but I have not been able to find it anywhere either.