Featured Potties: Pair of 10" vases

Picked up a pair of 10" handled vases at the flea market. Marked on the bottom 203 U.S.A. I'm finding a few in my research online saying they are McCoy but I don't see them in my HNH Vol II McCoy book and I don't think they are. My first thought was Shawnee with the period after each letter but not in either of my Shawnee books. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you. I've struck out in several pottery identification groups on FB

 

@janetpjohn

 

This vase was listed as Brush Mccoy last January.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/brush-mccoy-pottery-white-ivory-10-1970156003

 

It might be worth asking on the Camark fb page. I didn't find this in my Gifford books, but they marked this way in the 1940s.

 

These have been misidentified as Brush by several sellers. That bright white glaze would be very unusual for Brush and the mark isn't quite right either.
Don

 

Yes, thank you. That was one that I had seen but the McCoy FB group said it wasn't.

 

I hadn't considered Camark. Thanks for the push in that direction. I have all 3 of Letitia Landers books. I'll check them

 

Just now had a look in all 3 of my Camark books with no luck. I'll double check with the Camark FB page to be sure.

 

It's pretty overwhelming, the many potteries who once in a blue moon may have used a mold number and U.S.A. And it's disheartening to have a mold number and not be able to find a reference.

 

I'm not a pottery person, that's why I paged Janet.
However, my first thought was Abingdon. I don't find a match, but see a lot of similarity in the fancy handles and glaze.
Maybe another avenue to investigate.

https://www.pinterest.com/sherrylsellers/abingdon-pottery/

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=abingdon+pottery+203+usa&FORM=HDRSC2

 

Thanks Pat. I so happen to have an Abingdon book. I'll check it. I posted these in 43 pottery identification FB groups and the McCoy FB group and no one had any suggestions. Thanks for the lead

Not in my Abingdon book either

 

The only other thing I could think of was one of the New Jersey potteries but those are very difficult to research.
Don

 

Thanks Don.