
I believe it was made by A. Hull Pottery in Southeast, Ohio in the late 1800s or early 1900s.
4-1/4" high to the top rim x 3-1/2" diameter at the bottom. It will be a great addition to your rare yellow ware collection.
It would be nearly impossible difficult to find one at all, especially in this condition. Don't let this piece get away. CONDITION: This wonderful piece survived more than 100 years and is in MINT "as made" condition. No post manufacturing damage alt all. This early antique piece has minor mold imperfections that are a result of the hand-made manufacturing process, and are common to these early pieces - these mold imperfections add character and assure this is an antique and not a reproduction - reproductions typically have near perfect molding resulting from automated manufacturing process versus the early hand made pieces.
It also has the usual staining / glaze crazing / oxidation found on these early pieces. NO CHIPS, CRACKS, HAIRLINE CRACKS OR REPAIRS to this piece. It has the usual manufacturing characteristics found on OLD yellow ware / stoneware i. Pits, pops, glaze skips, rubs, runs, bubbles, glaze separations, staining, crazing, and wrinkles & lines in glaze. PLEASE VIEW PICTURES CLOSELY FOR DETAILS & CONDITION AS THEY ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. Guaranteed OLD & AUTHENTIC and NOT A REPRODUCTION. Please keep this in mind.