An Outstanding Glazed Red Earthenware Vase Recently Found in Pottersville, New Jersey

This is an outstanding green and yellow glazed nineteenth or early twentieth century double-handled American red earthenware vase that I just picked up, and coincidentally, it was recently discovered in Pottersville, New Jersey, which is located to the west of New York City. 

Even though I am not positive of it - my feeling is that this vase was made in New England during the circa 1870-1920 period, although I am not sure of the business. My best guess at the moment is that it may have been made in Massachusetts, but I am not positive where it was manufactured. I have never seen anything exactly like it before! The glaze is really something else! 

Note: I want to mention that I acquired a similar glazed earthenware vase a few years ago that is attributed to the Thomas Humberstone Pottery in North York, Toronto in Ontario, Canada, but I do not believe this object is related.

Outstanding Glazed Red Earthenware Vase Recently Found in Pottersville, N.J.

My Dog Jack Pictured with the Vase

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19th or Early 20th Century American Red Earthenware Vase

The Green and Yellow Glaze is Really Great

Recently Found in Pottersville, New Jersey

Likely Circa 1870-1920

Stands 10 1/8" Tall

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Another View of the Vase

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A View of One Handle

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A View of the Other Handle

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A View of the Interior

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A View of the Base

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