Featured Pottery Vase trying to be something special. Please help

Hello all,
My sister had this little vase hiding down in the basement.The glaze and design intrigued me. It stands about 6" tall. I believe it's trying to be something special, but is falling short. But it is cool. The glaze base is almost a cobalt blue. Any information / opinions you can come up with would be appreciated.

 

Yes, it is. Maybe trying to be Belgian, but failed the language test?
It is a sweetie though.

 

Check out Brush McCoy Amaryllis.

 

I’d thought Belgian too.

 

Agree with janetpjohn except it's too late for Brush McCoy so simply Brush Pottery. Amaryllis is a collector name. It was actually part of a "Majolica" vase assortment that Brush put out in 1926 and shown again as part of an "Art Shop Special" group in 1927. Probably shape number 086P or 086L or just 086. Catalog sheets are shown in Sanford's Guide to Brush McCoy on pgs. 49 and 72. Not a high dollar item but there is collector interest at the right price.

 

WOW! You Guys are amazing! Thank you all for the great information. It indeed appears to be a Brush Amaryllis pot. I did find some pieces withr the identical glaze. Did not find this shape though.
Thank you for the catalogue references @dgbjwc
I've attached a little note to it for my sister to see when she gets home!

Thank you all for your time and attention! I never would have come up with that on my own.

 

Ain't this a wunnerful place? So many folks who Know Stuff!

 

I don't know that this adds anything but these are pages from Sanford's Brush-McCoy Pottery, book 2 and Huxford's Brush McCoy Pottery.

Sanford


Huxford

 

Interesting information!