pottery identification help, please

These 3 individual, covered casseroles are marked "USA." Can anyone point me toward the manufacturer and age?
Am seeking the same type info on the yellow/brown drip pitcher. Seems too big for a creamer, but kind of small for milk. It does not have any marks. So, manufacturer/age? It is about 6 inches high.

Are the casseroles and the pitcher "related?"
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I believe those covered onion soup looking things are Western Stoneware.

 

pitcher - syrup

 

Thanks Janet. I wasn't familiar with Western Stoneware. I like the few McCoy and Hall kitchen items I have; however these have had me stumped. Apparently Western swallowed up 6-7 potteries, inluding Monmouth, and one seller has this style soup/casserole listed as Monmouth.

http://www.laurelleaffarm.com/item-...hes-lids-Laurel-Leaf-Farm-item-no-s101640.htm

Tried to paste in this seller's link, Tried. Someday I'll succeed.

Does anyone thing the syrup pitcher (thank you Silverthwaite).

 

The syrup could be tough to ID. Everybody and their brother seemed to make this style and some were marked just with MIJ stickers that came off. I wouldn't spend a lot of time on it.
Don

 

Don - That is useful information indeed. Thank you for the heads up.