Yelloware mixing bowl age?

This one looks pretty old. Wondering how old it could be? Maybe nothing much but its in that category of primitive that can jump pretty high in value on the right thing so I want to rule that out before listing it. Spur marks, crackle in the glaze, some slight imperfections in shape make it look pretty primitive for lack of a better word. I looked through a thousand or more similar bowls on Google images and can’t find a match for it. Eyes appreciated.

 

Nobody on this dang ol’ bowl? I guess I’ll have to jump in blind. Won’t be the first time, literally or figuratively!

Almost looks like a mark the way my camera caught it. It’s totally invisible to my naked eye.

 

I have no helpful info to offer on age or maker.
Just wanted to say how unfortunate the crack is, it renders it useless in the kitchen. I've collected quite a few old mixing bowls and I actually use them. One ended up cracked in a similar way and it's now holding a plant out in my garden.

 

You could try crocker farm.

 

Do you think that could be an H in a circle on the base?

I did find a similar bowl with narrow vertical ribs, some with bands, that they all say they're Hull.

I do have a lone Hull book and none of these appear in it. That doesn't mean they aren't Hull, only that I can't verify.

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