Hall China Ivory Rayed Coffee Pot 40's Vintage Pottery

Here is a 1940's vintage coffee pot. It is unmarked but those of you who are familiar with or collect Hall China will know it is the Rayed shape used for the popular Autumn Leaf pattern. My Hall book shows the Rayed coffeepot with Autumn Leaf pattern but no other coffee pots with this shape style. It has a raised flower shape on the lid around the finial. None of the pictures I have seen show the lid from the top so I can't comment on whether this is standard on the Rayed shape or not. This coffee pot has no marks on the base. Maybe it was one that got through the firing without the Autumn Leaf decals or maker's mark having been applied. It's 9" high. It has a countersunk lid. It's a heavy hotel type of china typical of Hall. The ivory glaze is also typical of Hall, creamy and smooth with a slightly yellowed glassy quality where it pools in the indented designs. There's a slight manufacturing imperfection at the rim near the spout and a couple of pinholes in the glaze... one at the spout tip and one in the rays to the left of the spout. There's a small chip inside the spout on the flat side near the corner. All else is in very good condition. It may be of interest to collectors if it was not an item typically produced in any of their normal lines. Any info you have and could share would be greatly appreciated. Purchased from an estate sale.

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