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This Hull House Kilns vase measures 7-inches high and 6.5-inches around. A glossy, mustard-colored glaze covers the hand-turned form. It has an incised HULL HOUSE mark on the bottom, which probably dates it to the 1940s, when Hull House had stopped marketing Hull House Kilns pottery to the public, but when they still offered pottery classes.
This looks hand thrown.
This looks hand thrown. Again, great photo of a great pot.
That's a great piece of
That's a great piece of what would otherwise appear to be studio pottery.