Featured Made In U.S.A. Pottery Pitcher - Camark?

Hello Board Friends - I have a bluish purple pitcher which I can't identify. It has a handle like Camark pitcher but I've never seen a Camark pitcher with this handle that didn't require a stopper. The pitcher stands about 6 1/2" tall. Sorry about the glare. I'm still not very good at photographing pottery. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Don

 

This is saying Rumrill Red Wing. Don't know how correct it is.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/154368886260?hash=item23f11a45f4:g:YGAAAOSwrhdgS3wN

 

Thank you, SIS. I have a Redwing book I can check. Will report back.

 

Oh good, I don't have a Redwing book

 

Actually I found out I have two Red Wing books and one Rumrill book. One Red Wing book does include Rumrill pieces but my pitcher wasn't there. The Rumrill book only contained Rumrill pieces made in Ohio. I didn't turn my pitcher up but did find the pitcher with stopper that is usually attributed to Camark. Neither book mentioned an ink stamp mark. So no luck in confirming so far.

 

You know the internet, there are several more mentioning it but they may be basing it on one wrong attribution. Hopefully someone will know it.

 

@dgbjwc - What book do you have? I looked through my Warman's Red Wing book by Mark F. Moran & saw some cookie jars that are quite similar to your pitcher. The book says they are unmarked.

I found this one with a similar color.

https://www.redwingcollectors.org/2...nerware/gypsy-trail-ball-cookie-jar-in-cobalt

I am assuming this is the pitcher you spoke about.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/303476072324

To me, it would not be too much of a stretch to assume that if they made these 2 pieces with the same handle making a ball pitcher would seem feasible. JMHO

Maybe you can check with the folks at the collector club in the first link to see if it indeed is a Red Wing piece or not.

 

I don't know if this is RumRill. I was under the assumption that if it wasn't marked RumRill it wasn't. I am going to watch this to see.

 

I have the Warman by Moran book and did see the cookie jars you mention. It does seem quite a coincidence that we would find cookie jars and a stoppered pitcher with the same handles as my pitcher. Still not sure where the mark fits in as I couldn't find it listed as a Red Wing or Rumrill mark.

I feel pretty comfortable that it is Red Wing but not as comfortable that it is Red Wing for Rumrill. Thanks for your sleuthing. It is much appreciated.

 

You are very welcome!!