Featured Wild guesses on estate sale pottery vase?

Right? I'm so glad @Any Jewelry and @Ownedbybear said something. I was so focused on the French vase that I might not have picked up the other one.

 

Is this the same as yours?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Ro...676533?hash=item3d577ae3b5:g:cBUAAOSwRLZaa00m

 

It's the same shape and glaze. But I'm guessing the one in the listing is a lamp mold, where the cord hole in the center bottom wasn't opened before the glaze was applied. Mine is fully glazed on the inside.

 

I see that now. same number though. and i didn't know they made molds for lamps. learn something every day.
Mikey

 

I found this version earlier, which shows the hole punched out:

https://www.ebth.com/items/4172365-rookwood-art-pottery-coromandel-glaze-vase-or-lamp-base

 

Good eye from Any Jewelry and Ownedbybear! Wow, that 2nd one was a great find.

 

JMHO.
I'd research "tyg vase".

 

Tyg is indeed the right term. I'm trying to remember who that French maker is. The Rookwood is lovely.

 

Your photos are great, the colors were totally unexpected based on the seller’s photos!

 

I am so glad I have a wandering eye. When it comes to photos, that is. I had no idea it could be Rookwood, but it looked too good to ignore.

 

And that's why you are one of the most valuable members of this site.

 

Thanks - I've read or heard that term before, but didn't remember when searching variations of "3-handle/handles/handled".

Thanks - I can't decipher the script mark at all. I want to say the first letter is an F, but then the last character could be a 7 or Z. And it may have nothing to do with the company.