Pottery Jardiniere

So far I have had no luck identifying maker or a pattern name for this jardiniere. Measures 9" tall and is 10" wide.

 

Don't have a clue, but how pretty!

 

Maybe a Weller or Weller-style jardinière like this?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-Jardini...697946?hash=item41a77a81da:g:yTwAAOSwyjBW7tAW

 

My first thought was Weller, but I have not been able to find anything to confirm that it was made by them.

 

Yeah, they had a ton of marks, including none, according to...
http://antiques.about.com/od/pottery/tp/Weller-Pottery-Marks090111.htm

 

The symbol on it fleur de lis

 

Thanks to the fleur de lis hint, I found this one: http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/roseville-403-jardiniere-fleur-de-lis-136342399

 

TEAMWORK!

 

I can't confirm this as Roseville as it's not in the Roseville book I have (but I don't have the one mentioned in the listing.) I did want to mention that Roseville called this "blended glaze" rather than majolica so that might help in your search. (I'd probably want more than a mention in an Ebay auction as reference so maybe someone will have the book or know if it's true.)

 

Hi,
I was getting an Owens vibe from this piece. I do not think Roseville either. it has been so long since I even thought of jardinières.
greg

 

This is one of the books you can search inside on amazon. It is on p. 65, top row, second from left.

 

Wow, thanks to everybody for all of the help in identifying this piece.

 

Don't know who...but I like it

 

The color is WONDERFUL!!!