| We don't know if these were intended to be used as egg coddlers. These are barely convex ... really cylindrical with a slightly curved in base. The lid sits on top of the body ... it's made of aluminum with a knob handle. The backstamp says HOTOVEN, HARKER, THE OLDEST POTTERY IN AMERICA. These objects might have been intended as condiment jars. Some were sold in sets of four with a wire rack. |
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There is an excellent collector page on Harker Pottery U.S.A. at http://users.1st.net/colbert/harker. The site includes patterns and backstamps and history of the Harker Pottery line.
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| Pattern HA-UNK11 |
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| Harker Tulip Pattern |
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| Pattern HA-UNK02 | |
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| Harker Amy Pattern Pattern appears twice on coddler. |
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| Harker Silhouette Pattern | |
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| Harker Petite Pointe Pattern. |
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| Tulips Pattern. |
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| Harker House Pattern. |
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| Harker Floral Pattern. |
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