White satin glaze or matte glaze Deco Vase

I'm trying to figure out the type of vase, no makers mark that I see. The soft glaze has crackling lines and some tiny holes in some areas.
Does anyone know who made this and is it Art Deco Era ?

Thank You

Billy D.

 

When I see a white satin glaze my first thought is usually Haeger. I did a quick search but couldn't turn this up. There's an Vintage American Pottery Identification group on Facebook and those folks know Haeger much better than I do.
Don

 

Hi,
I thought Abington but they are usually marked.
greg

 

and I thought Red Wing/Rumrill when I first saw it

 

I could be wrong, but I would suspect this is 1950s-60s, not Art Deco. Nice piece, I would have bought it also

 

And the winner is *crs*!! I found it in my Rumrill Pottery The Ohio Years 1938-1942 book on pg. 118 in a different glaze. The mold number is noted as E-5. It's also shown on the cover in yellow.
Don

 

Thanks everybody for all the great replies, I enjoy reading every ones replies.
And Thank You CRS

 

Your welcome but Don is the one that tracked it down....Carl

 

Hey Carl, Thanks man. I know Don tracked it and you thought of it, Thank You both.

 

Thanks Greg...

 

Thank You Marie. Yeah, it was only 50 cents.

 

A group effort! I never would thought to check my Rumrill book if CRS hadn't mentioned it.
Don

 

Cool, I guess this is how the brain works, it's all good Don.

 

and that's why we make such a good team !......

Go TEAM ANTIQUERS !!!!

 

Well my timing was off, but 50 cents, holy cow!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

It's all good Marie, holy cow is right, that's what I said when I seen the price.