pottery pitchers - help I.D. please

These pitchers are 6 3/4 in. tall; bottom diameter is 4.5 in.

I haven't been able to decipher the marks, other than the "2."
Figuring they are 20th century, but hoping to narrow that down.




I rubbed ground cinnamon into the pottery stamp, to no avail. I still can't figure it out.

Thanks.

 

Something about those pitchers made me think of Williamsburg. Is there any chance this is the mark?

 

@SBSVC - There are some similarities. Both are oval, and have some type of stick or branch design in the middle, but I can't say it feels quite right, per my cursory stroll through google since your post.
Also, these are not salt glaze, and that seems to be most of what I just saw for the Williamsburg reproductions...

But, possibly the mark changed slightly over the years, and there is truly only a modicum of wear on the bottoms, so timing wold seem to fit.

Thanks for the lead. Hoping others will have ideas too.

 

Possibly France

 

Maybe 3 stars above an "F"

 

@clutteredcloset49 - That's interesting. The center mark looks a little like a pawn shop mark - three suspended spheres hanging from something above the vertical part - the scripted F that you drew in.

So, the plot thickens.

Thank you.

 

Here it is: https://www.etsy.com/listing/655022...f=sr_gallery-1-8&organic_search_click=1&pro=1

 

This is the best I can enhance the bottom image....which sorry to say, isn't much!!!

 

Just look at the mark in the link.

 

Hi,
That certainly does look like the Williamsburg mark. I looked in my Williamsburg productions book and they only have salt glaze listed. Of course my book was last printed in in 1985 so it might have been a more recent production. It certainly looks like the Williamsburg symbol to me. Sbsvc has shown the symbol in an earlier post.
greg

 

One more different filter for your eyes....

 

If you ask me, I think you've got it nailed down!!!!! But I was editing whilst INH was posting!!!!

 

Hi,
I am very impressed with your photo skills!!!!!!!!!!!
greg

 

Hm. I've got some Gres poterie somewhere, I'll do a quick compare. Looks right though.

 

Amazing sleuthing.
@janetpjohn - you did it. I don't know how, but you did.
@Aquitaine - thank you for your skillful enhancement;
and thanks to @i need help for confirmation; @SBSVC and @gregsglass and @Ownedbybear for your comments.

 

For anyone interested in learning aout this pottery https://healdsburgshed.com/2016/09/29/manufacture-digoin/

 

I found a pitcher like yours with a google image search! I put France pitcher in the search box next to the image. Every once in awhile, it works.