I cannot decipher pottery signature but feel strongly well known potter

I bought this signed pottery vase and feel strongly this is by a well known potter, but darned if I can read the name. It measures 8 1/2 inches from 8 1/2 inches. Came from Pennsylvania area near Baltimore and Philadelphia which are the closest major cities. That is all I know. Can you read this name? I've attached 4 photos of the name from slightly different angles. Thank you!

 

I'll tried that, nothing pulled up. Dang I wish artist's signatures would all be readable block letters, so I could read them! But then the creativity and beauty would be gone.

 

so luv it for the beauty it brings to your life.....
& don't worry so much about who made it !!!

 

Just wondering why you feel this way?

 

I bought it with another piece from the same home and the other piece was by Cliff Lee, so I thought the owner probably bought signature pieces. Plus it is really nice with great glazing.

 

I place to sell it.

 

You could try here.

https://www.themarksproject.org/

 

A very good potter is not necessarily a very well-known potter.

 

What!

No way hose, we have to know who is behind the backmark, It is part of the mystery. Every vase is a forensic investigation and analysis into the provience and history and authorship/Creator and the structural and cultural background as deinfed by Roland Barthes, both synchronically and Diachronically ( as it changes over the course of time) in the words of Ferdinand de Saussure the creator of the modern theory of Structualism.

Those little scribbles and backmarks mean so much too.

 

What the heck do you mean by all that, Francisco?

 

no mystery too small .......

 

............ Or "it is what is is" (Immanuel Kant summarized)

 

In a manner, Hermenuetics versus post modernism, where pottery is unique positioned to be very interesting, as a book that is so closely tied to the cultural themes of that era, and yet we need the author to help locate it.

 

I did try to marks. Thanks.

 

Yes, to at least help clarify it by the artist's era, locale, etc.