Wash Pitcher & Bowl Set - TST and Hall


(Houston Texas)

I have a Wash Pitcher and Bowl Set that was passed to me after my Mother died, and she had previously told me that it belonged to her Mother (My Grandmother), and that My Grandmother had it for many years. On the bottom of the Pitcher it is marked with a winged animal of some type, and the initials TST. The bottom of the bowl is marked Hall USA. As far as I know, according to my Mother, the Pitcher and Bowl had always been together as a set, so I'm assuming even though they have different markings, that they were sold together. Possibly some companies came together and sold items this way, long ago...I don't know. I've attached photos, so any help to identify the Maker, When Made, and What the Value might be, is greatly appreciated.

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Dec 01, 2019
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Pitcher & bowl NEW
by: Anonymous

I have a pitcher w/ the logo, made in usa and 1821 which I'm thinking could be the year??? The bowl doesn't have any marking. Bought together at an antique store in Massachusetts about 30 years ago. Can't find anything about it.

Sep 09, 2019
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picture and bowl NEW
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I have one also with bowl Mellon and co.
would like to know the value. ??

Aug 20, 2017
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Vase and ? NEW
by: Penny

I have the exact markings, just tst that I recently received from an aunt that just passed away. However it is more of a vase and pitcher without a lip. I don't know anything about it and can't find anything.

Jul 14, 2017
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Wash Bowl & Pitcher TST NEW
by: Anonymous

I have that pitcher and a matching bowl. Bowl has the griffin and TST marking on the bottom, same as the pitcher.

Jun 10, 2013
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Your Pitcher NEW
by: Anonymous

Hi, that mark is Taylor, Smith & Taylor. I have that exact pitcher but mine has gold accents painted onto it. I don't have the bowl, either. I don't know how old it is. Where did you see the mark for 'Hall' on it?

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