Victorian 1880s Satin Uranium Glass Ewer Pitcher w/ Thorn Handle

Antique late 19th-century Victorian cased satin uranium glass ewer/pitcher with applied clear glass thorn handle. Attributed to Stevens & Williams (Stourbridge) or Graf Harrach (Bohemia), c. 1880s–1890s. Features a custard/yellow-green cased satin body decorated with hand-painted pink floral blossoms, raised enamel center dots, gold leaf detailing, and an original dark enamel factory painter mark. Ruffled rim is trimmed in gold gilt enamel. Fires a brilliant neon green reaction under 365nm/395nm UV light. Bottom has a ground concave pontil scar. Condition Report: - Body & Rim: No cracks, chips, or repairs to glass body or ruffled rim. - Handle: 2 applied thorns are missing/chipped flat; remaining thorns intact. - Handle Base: Base attachment is solid, tight, and smooth to touch with stable internal factory heat checks. - Enamel: Vivid with minimal wear. Light surface scuffs on bare satin glass.