This dog figure casserole is one of only a few Broadmoors made with a lid.
The doggie figure functions well as a handle.
Colorado Pottery calls these "bean pots" or "mustard jars". They show two turquoise pots, one topped with a rare embossed "Broadmoor Hotel" lid.
Our green pot form varies slightly from the blue. An inside rim supports a small thrown lid. The lid's bottom is glazed also.
Denver
ink stamp
Notice our turquoise pot has no interior rim but is otherwise like the green with its ear handles. It's unclear whether this one was sold with a lid.
Finally its ink stamp is interesting. It reads "Broadmoor Hotel, Inc.", so was likely made for the hotel by Broadmoor-Denver.
