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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lva483, post: 505909, member: 8774&quot;]Hi, I’m looking for information on the follow three items. I don’t know much about antique American or British pottery and I’ve hit a brick wall. Any help is greatly appreciated. Some of the items came from a distant deceased relative and the other from an estate sale. Again, thanks.[ATTACH]165089[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165090[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165091[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165092[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165093[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165094[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165095[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165096[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165097[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]165098[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Large Bowl: Incised mark on rim, looks like the letter M over a small lower case h, small black letter x to the right. Glaze color and application reminded me of Virginia/Shenandoah Valley pottery, but it doesn’t appear to be redware. Moulded stoneware is a little lighter than I would have expected. Height 4⅜” Top 10¾” Bottom 5¼”</p><p><br /></p><p>Small Green Jug or Pitcher: Yellow clay, bottom incised USA &amp; No 2. Dark green glaze is really something in person. Semi-matte, pearlescent like shimmer, almost gunmetal look. I was thinking this could be an early salesman example, but I wasn’t able to find anything else similar in shape. Height 3⅞ Width 2⅜ Width Top 1” Bottom 1⅝”</p><p><br /></p><p>Lustre Bowl: Hand built pedestal bowl. White clay, possibly chalkware. Apple green and canary yellow sponged/mottled glaze with highly metallic/reflective gold detail. Hand painted tulip flowers done in a primitive manner on the outside, bottom of interior has a star shape. No legible marks or signatures Bottom interior under star shows possible mark under glaze but I am not certain. Maybe British? Height 2⅝” Width 6⅜” Top) 6” Bottom 2½”[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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