Amber glass pitcher

Pretty amber glass pitcher with many pretty embossed details. It seems to me that part of it is molded glass but that the handle and the spout were shaped manually. We can also see small defects (chips or chips) which appear to me to be original because it would have been difficult for an impact to be the cause without it breaking or cracking the rest of the pitcher. Apart from these defects, the pitcher has a few small marks and scratches from use and a larger defect under the base (molding defect) but which fortunately is not visible when the pitcher is placed. I think it is a decorative pitcher or a vase for dried flowers for example because its relatively narrow neck does not allow the hand to pass through for easy cleaning (only with a bottle brush). It measures 21.5 cm in height, approximately 10 cm in maximum diameter at the bulge and approximately 13 cm in width from the handle to the opposite side.