Featured Help ID White Mistletoe Pottery Vase

Hi, I picked up this vase yesterday thinking it would be unmarked McCoy but I am not finding it. I looked through The Collectors Encyclopedia Of McCoy Pottery by Sharon and Bob Huxford and it's not there. I tried searching eboo and Google for "leaves and berries vase", "olive leaves vase" and "mistletoe vase" and did not find it. Does this familiar to anyone?

It is 8" tall, 6" across the opening and 4" across the foot. There is no mark on the bottom.

Thank you everyone for any suggestions you may have for me

 

Gosh - I sold a vase that was similar in shape a couple of years ago and now I can't remember who it was. I did ID it at the time. Shoot. I'll go check my eBay records.

 

I've got this same vase with this ID: Nelson McCoy USA "Laurel Leaves" Vase Ivory Matte Finish Side Handles 1930s. (Don't know where I got the ID, but it's a copy of Roseville's Laurel Leaves.)

 

I found these McCoy laurel leaves vases, but they are different:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/mccoy-pottery-laurel-leaf-ivory-vase-501177265
https://www.auctionohio.com/lots/f086783a-2ce3-11e7-9fae-f77bab5efc40

This one says "Had sticker with Hull- vasde, hand written on it. Info not found. Strong indication this is McCoy."
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/mccoy-pottery-laurel-leaf-ivory-vase-501177265

Then I found these on eboo searching "laurel vase":
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324339771537?hash=item4b84282891:g:npAAAOSwkMNeHgty

https://www.ebay.com/itm/234067154302?hash=item367f7d557e:g:4q0AAOSwOQ9fSBFT

I think it may be Roseville so I will look for confirmation, thank you @crowleys for suggestion laurel. Thank you @Bev aka thelmasstuff if you get the chance to check your records!!!!!

 

So pretty. I did find this Roseville vase which looks the same. Antique 1930s Large 8 Roseville Pottery Vase - Laurel Pattern - Original Label (etitingudi.com)

 

These are from Huxford's Roseville book. Both shapes look about right to my eye.

 

It is a Roseville Laurel form but in a white glaze. If my recollection is correct, Roseville issued some patterns in white during the 30s. I also believe that Rumrill purchased some Roseville molds and issued pieces in their glazes. I do not know if this is one of those.

Edit: The white Roseville from the 30s is called Ivory II.

 

What is scary is the last one in Marie's links that has a Made in Japan ink stamp.

 

I don't know who made this vase, but I know it's not Roseville. As I said earlier, this is a copy of Roseville Laurel. It's not Roseville Laurel, Roseville Ivory or Roseville Tourmaline or any other Roseville pattern.

 

OK, so not Roseville, just an unmarked vase from the 1930s, most likely Nelson McCoy. I'm happy with that, thanks everyone