This is my first try with identifying pottery, so if I'm off-base please let me know. I purchased this and I'm trying to indetify the maker. I'm pretty sure it fits into the Arts & Crafts style. Any help or sugestions would be appreciated. I have lots of photos.

Thanks in advance.

Joe
joe@surplusrealty.com

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I had the same vase, plus another similar. Its been a long time, but seems it was made in Colorado. Not Van Briggle but maybe Coors (yes they had a pottery).

Thanks for the post! I checked about 25 Coors Pottery sites online but couldn't really match the handle style or vase glaze finish. Any suggestions? Joe

I'm pretty certain this vase is by Haeger.

Steve

I have been searching Haeger sites, but nothing yet. The glazes on Haeger seem to be uniform and smooth, not the irregular/splotchy like this vase. Also, I can't find the straight double (buttress?) handles. Any ideas or resources. Thanks, Joe

THANKS - Arts & Crafts Society and all those members who helped. This is a 1920's-1930's Haeger Vase #39 buttress handles. JoeBirmingham

obviously you found your answer, but on the coors front - most of their vases were of the matte variety. On the handled molds that look like this, they didnt have a dual handle that come off like that. Their vases look more like circles.