Help IDing this vase?

[dumpsterdiver]

Help ID'ing this vase?



I really liked this vase. I don't recognize the stamp on the bottom. I think maybe its a map of some islands that I don't recognize. I thought it would be easy to look up as its pretty unusual but I can't find anything like it. Also I think its a hawk but not as many results come up under hawks as eagles.

 

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I like it too. It's interesting illusion that in the two bottom pictures, the left pic shows the bird looking straight ahead, but in the right pic seems to have his head turned hard right.

 

[Lost&Found]

I don't think it's a mark on the bottom just extra glaze runoff. I would do a search using the words "majolica eagle spill vase"

BTW I would of bought it too.

It would be nice if it turned out to be something like this one

AN ENGLISH MAJOLICA SPILL VASE | CIRCA 1875, MOST PROBABLY JOSEPH HOLDCROFT | Interiors Auction | birds, umbrella stand | Christie's

But my gut feeling is that it's 20th century and made in Japan or China

 

[dumpsterdiver]

I like it too. It's interesting illusion that in the two bottom pictures, the left pic shows the bird looking straight ahead, but in the right pic seems to have his head turned hard right.

Ha, I hadn't noticed it until you pointed it out. Its a regular mona lisa.

 

[dumpsterdiver]

The glaze on the bottom was in such a distinct pattern I had not considered it possible to be glaze runoff. Then again I've never seen a piece marked with glaze. I wish it would turn out like that one. First I need to convince Christie's that its "most probably" very expensive.

Thanks for the link, majolica spill vase at least brought up some similar style vases. I thought it would be really easy to find one but not much luck.