Manor House clear out - Old Vase discovered

[Rw0524]

Hi all.. I a, brand new to the site so forgive me if I have posted in the wrong forum. We recently discovered this beautiful double skinned lattice vase in a house we are clearing out. I have attached a few photos. Does anyone know what it is? The only markings I can see are "ccc" on the bottom. Any help would be most appreciated.. It's very well made.

Cheers

R

 

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[bradyboy]

Just a thought
The black markings look new, using a black marker - IMO
Brady

 

[kingskid1611]

Welcome to the forum. Nice vase, I won't be able to help but someone will. Congrats! That's what I do too is home cleanouts and find all sorts of cool stuff.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

The marks on the bottom could be a signature in Chinese or another language.

 

[tamrock]

To me it looks like Portuguese or Italian ceramic work. I would call it a lattice vase, but others in the field of these type of antiques may have a different term for this style pottery. I'm not thinking it's Asian, but I could be wrong, so I'm putt'n down 2 bucks, double or nothing it was made in either Spain, Portugal or Italy.

 

[ARC]

People have said these words about some things I have posted on here before...

Now its my turn :P

"that is one ugly vase".

 

[Rw0524]

Any others wanna help?

Lol thanks, I guess no one else recognises it?

People have said these words about some things I have posted on here before...

Now its my turn :P

"that is one ugly vase".

 

[Brother Al]

Lol thanks, I guess no one else recognises it?

In time someone may recognize it. Good luck.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Look how the ccc are arranged. That tells you something. A c is also a 3 in this world of treasure seekers. Who is known for their hidden symptoms

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[Backwoodsbob]

That's my guess

 

[Alchemy]

Here's a good site to check signatures on pottery.
Pottery & Porcelain Marks - Italy - Pg. 1 of 17