Featured Arts and Crafts Pottery Vase

Picked this up yesterday from a local shop. Satin green glaze with a blue-grey glaze showing through in places and on the interior. Bottom ring shows minimal grinding and is well formed. Think Hampshire and possibly others (Grueby?) had this form. Not either of those. Any ideas? Right at 10" tall.

 

Very nice!

 

Glaze is warmer than in the above pictures. This is closer to life.

 

Very pretty. I enjoy the design on the neck.

 

It's a beautiful vase. I'm sorry but I do not recognize anything about it, particularly the colors.

 

Beauty -very fine control in the glazing .

 

I dig it!
Gorgeous

 

Google lens showed some vaguely similar Weller items and this Van Briggle vase which also has some similarity with yours: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/170...how_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details

 

Killer VB vase and I see the similarity but certainly not VB. Bottom seems wrong for Weller.

I am still coming up blank on this. There is a real possibility that this is modern but not the typical Chinese fare. Have seen similar bottoms on Japanese pottery but this doesn't particularly seem Japanese. Have requested membership to an American pottery group. Once cleared, will post there as well. Will let you know if I find anything out.

 

Pottery group has identified this as Monmouth.

 

In the 1927 catalog: https://issuu.com/westernstoneware/docs/wsc_art_cat1927

 

Great find! Page 18.

 

Cool! Excellent sleuthing!

 

Monmouth made some beautiful pieces! I think it's not appreciated as it should be.

Linda