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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Eric Haefli, post: 3316638, member: 15354&quot;]Thank you all for contributing your thoughts.&nbsp; So, obviously, there are many jardinieres out there like this.&nbsp; Who made it is still in question.&nbsp; I have confirmed that Brush McCoy, Roseville, and Robinson Ransbottom all made blended glazed products like this.&nbsp; However, I have not found one credible source, like a collector&#039;s club or book, with this pattern tied to a particular manufacturer.</p><p><br /></p><p>In this thread, there is WorthPoint attributing it to Roseville.&nbsp; There is LiveAuctioneers attributing it to Brush McCoy.&nbsp; I will say that the numbering system reminds me of Roseville.</p><p><br /></p><p>Whoever the manufacturer is, it is likely American and probably an Ohio company.&nbsp; I agree that the proper description is &quot;blended glaze.&quot;&nbsp; That phrase is used on the McCoy Pottery Collectors&#039; website and in my Roseville Pottery books.&nbsp; The discussion has been very, very helpful.&nbsp; I know much more than when I asked the question.&nbsp; Thank you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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