It’s pretty! Here’s one like it: Ebay.

Thanks I didn't recognize the mark. I have some other McCoy stuff but it has the actual McCoy brand on the bottom

I love McCoy items and see them at our fav antique mall often. That’s what made me think of it — I saw one similar recently, so searched ’McCoy depression bowls’. Regret that I didn’t get it!

@Jilly Since you seem to have expertise on American pottery - do you have any insight into these two pitchers. Again, I don't think they are particularly valuable but I like them. That is essentially how I bought my vintage stuff - if I liked it and the price reflected its aesthetic appeal to me, I bought it. I never wanted to get involved with the stuff that was being counterfeited because I didn't want to have to deal with authenticating a piece

I’m not an expert, but love pottery and hunting for things … if I come across them, I’ll let you know! :)

Ok, I searched ’McCoy green pitcher fish handle’ and lots came up. Here’s one: Etsy

Love that!

Looking for the other, brb ….

My search terms were vague, but it came up! ’vintage watering can horn player’, first three:

Ebay

Ebay

Etsy

Helen, I have the exact same bowl and love it. It was given to me by a coworker around 1970 when I was getting my first apartment. It is always displayed and will always remember her kindness and generosity. Will be following this post as I'm eager to find out its history.

@Jilly - Thanks - I wouldn't have thought of the pink pitcher as being Japanese although obviously the stuff they did for export emulated Western styles. I had always thought of the figure as being Pan :-)

I have the water lily pitcher in tan. At one time I researched it, unfortunately I don't remember who made it but don't believe itg's "unmarked McCoy"...which si a catch all term for "I don't really know".