Help with Jardeniere and pedestle

Hi,
I had this in the "finds forum" but I think it needs to be here since it is getting lost.
The pieces has a yellow, green and blue glaze that reminds me of an onyx glaze. The piece is 26" tall. Does anyone know who, what and when??
Thanks,
greg

 

Greg, I *think* it a McCoy piece.
I found the pedestal in Sanfords - slightly different colors, but same design.
I did not, however, find the jard.

 

JMHO. the combination of blue/green/yellow and a simple three- or four digit number points towards Belgium or Northern France

 

Hi Messi,
Thanks for looking. The glazes are soooooooo much alike I thought they have to be one in the same. Thanks for find the ped. I could not find it. I think I was too excited to search properly (me bad). I was thinking McCoy's onyx was more brown.
However for 10 bucks I probably will keep it. I have all RRPCo #1400s in my room but I might try to fit this in.
greg

 

Hi Greg - I think I found it. Reference is Hansen, Nissen, and Hanson's "McCoy Pottery Collector's Reference and Value Guide" pg. 16. Both pieces are shown in the Blended Glaze section and appear to have come in a couple of size and color variations. Time frame = late 1920's. It's a very nice find.
Don

 

Hi Fid,
Thanks for your thoughts. The coloring might be but there are no digits on them. It was in the same family for 3 generations, locally.
greg

 

Hi Don,
Thanks for the ID. For some reason I am always thinking blended glazes are horizonal.
greg

 

I have that book, but didn't want get off my butt and dig it out.

 

We got lucky - the bookcase holding it sits right behind my desk - all I had to do was swivel!

 

heh heh That's where my Sanfords was.

 

hey Greg, starting to wonder now what they sold me...

 

Fid, without the base I'd call it Doulton Lambeth.

 

I think they sold it as Aardewerk or such..

 

Hi Fid,
That is really too funny.
greg

 

hey Greg,
seems to be from
https://www.google.ch/search?q=kerf...Q_AUoATgK#tbm=isch&q=fries+kerfsnee+aardewerk

do you have Friesians around ? perhaps immigrated cows that operate a kiln ?

 

Hi Fid,
I was going to say your photos are beautiful and such better details than mine. Then I saw my five photos showed up.
So I am going to call mine an Aardewerk.
greg