Two Toned Green Oval Ribbed Glazed Ceramic Scalloped Edge Flower Pot

Two Toned Green Oval Ribbed Glazed Ceramic Scalloped Edge Flower Pot
Dimensions are about 7”x4” Top oval x 4 ½” x 3 ¼” bottom oval x 2 ½” tall.
The lighter green glaze is inside and ran about 1” down the outside from top
Edge and darker green glaze goes outside the rest of the way down and on
the bottom. The feet on the bottom are white ceramic without green glaze.
The inside has a couple darker area and I would like some assistance as to whether
they are symbols as shown in the last 2 pictures that indicate who the company is who
made this flower pot or if it is just my imagination and I am reading more into those 2 darker areas. If they are not symbols, I would like assistance on the company who made this flower pot. I think the crackling of the glaze means this flower pot was made along time ago. Rob

 

I don't think those are actual marks.

If I remember correctly that bottom is indicative of McCoy, but I am very willing to be wrong if someone else knows better.

 

Florist's Telegraph Delivery...FTD?

 

I'm not very good with modern American pottery but I think this link might help give you leads. From the base maybe American Bisque?

The crackle you mention is often called crazing and while often found on old pottery it can also occur on newer. It's caused primarily by the way the body and the glaze expand and contract differently.

https://www.cajunc.com/art-american-pottery#foot

 

Thank you for the lead, the crazing definition and the website resource. I will use it to develop more leads. Rob

 

Thank you for your lead. Rob

 

Thank you for the lead. Meow! Meow! Rob