This pitcher is given an air of grace by the elongated spout and sharply angled handle. It is glazed green with a milky wash at the lip edge. It stands 7" high and is marked Hull USA A-6. The pitcher is part of the 1960's Marcrest line and listed by Robert's as a Heritageware pitcher.

I believe this to be the Regal China Little Red Riding Hood. The interior of the lid is unglazed. The poppy decalhas a portion missing on the lower poppy. There is a small glaze miss on her left shoulder and a "pimple" of raised glaze on the back of her cape. There are no cracks, chips or crazing. Marked USA on bottom. Approximately 8" high.

Marked hull USA F 29, this 9" high vase is glazed a deep olive green with a mottled green accent at the lip edge. Very 50's in feel.

Here is a pink waterlily vase, marked U.S.A. Hull Art L-4-6 1/2. It has some crazing on the interior and a small glaze miss on the lip. The exterior is clean and without chips or cracks.

A shorter version(this one is 4 3/4" high) of the cloverleaf shaped vase shown on page 121(row 4 #3) of Roberts Hull Pottery Encyclopedia. Maroon blending to deep green glaze. Very 50's. Marked Hull in script. No chips, cracks or crazing. E-mail for picture.

This is the 8 1/2" green swan marked #69 as illustrated in the Roberts book of Hull (pg. 149, row 1, #1)