Featured Mystery pot- any ideas?

Hi everyone! I can’t believe I didn’t think to ask you all about this pot earlier. I’ve had it for years and never figured out the maker. I saw a yellow version on EBay once listed as a “Van Briggle.” Just about laughed my socks off. Anyone have any insight?
Thanks!!

 

ok, am following.
Please educate me: Why can't this possibly be an (unmarked) VB?

 

So, why not ask an AR pottery expert- David Rago....??? info@ragoarts.com

Just some samples from his website:
https://www.ragoarts.com/artists/van-briggle-pottery/?search=Van+Briggle

History of what he's appraised in pottery on the AR:
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/a...set_value_median:sort:Value+Highest+to+Lowest

 

I call stuff like that "American art pottery."

 

Not a pottery expert here, but my gut reaction to this pot is Weller Pottery. It certainly has the yellow clay that Ohio is known for.

 

I’m definitely not an expert so maybe I’ll be eating those socks I laughed off!!
I just thought it was too low caliber to be a VB. Don’t get me wrong, I like it- it just doesn’t seem right at all. I didn’t know there were unmarked Van Briggles!! Maybe I better find a good sock recipe.

 

Thanks for all the input everyone! I appreciate it

 

I remembered one of the reasons I didn’t think it was a Van Briggle! I’ve never seen a VB that is a different color inside than the outside. Again, I definitely could be wrong, that’s just my observation.

 

I'll take 12 dozen of the Newcomb College Chocolate Set, ca. 1905 please , wholesale though ! lol.... very very nice , very very out of my realm of ever buying unless at a garage sale .