Featured Who made this jardiniere and stand???

Hi,
I threw this up a year or so ago and no one knew who made it. I am going to try again.
It is 28" tall and has a wonderful glaze of green and yellow with some blue stripes.
greg

 

Davey's going to spank you for using thumbnails.(LOL) Or the cats are going to try jumping in your flower pot....

 

It's McCoy, Greg, 1920's and #40. Nice find.
Don

 

Hi Evelyb,
I swear it was enlarged when I posted it.
greg

 

Hi Don,
Thanks for the info, the last time I posted it no one knew. Not bad since I paid less than 10 bucks for it. I thought it was older but then I wasn't sure since there was not a mark on it. It had terrible collection of plastic flowers in it.
greg

 

Good-looking piece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Needs to be stuffed with daisies! Fresh or dried...

 

Hi Gila,
I have a huge dieffenbachia in right now.
greg

 

They look nice together, both McCoy, but two different patterns. The pedestal is #4 from 1932, and the jard is #40 from 1926, according to Sanford's. There was a matching pedestal.

 

Hi Janet,
Thank you very much!!!!!
greg

 

Hi,
Okay, now it is enlarged again. Am I losing my sanity?
greg

 

If you are, and are actively looking for it, please see if mine is anywhere about as well...............I seem to have misplaced it somewhere around 1940.................

 

Mine went walkabout circa 1972. Hasn't been seen since, even on a milk carton.

 

They can do wonders now with age progression software. It might be worth giving the milk carton another shot.
Don

 

(Mine went walkabout circa 1972. Hasn't been seen since, even on a milk carton.)

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Glad you could help Greg ...I actually went through my 3 volumes of Hanson McCoy books last night...and could not find them....

 

I don't know how I messed that up--mine is obviously also in question.