[Mccoypottery-talk] anyone know what maker these are?

[Chris Jubic]

I have a brown glazed tallish mug (like a stein) with a parrot and a basket
weave design, (no makers mark) that someone told me was in the Rockingham
book,...and dated from the 1800s. The lady even told me the name of the
designer of the mug, but I have long since forgot. I can send pics w/ email
addy.
Thanks
CJ
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> Mark,
> Do you mean you have a parrot mug with a Rookwood mark or just a parrot
> mug? Morton Pottery made a stein with a parrot.  Also, there is
> Rockingham pottery, but Morton had a line they called Rockingham.
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