Featured Chinese vase

Any info on this vase, please

 

a picture of the base would be very helpful mate

 

Wheel-thrown stoneware vase with a rounded body and slender neck, finished in a natural iron-rich glaze showing firing runs and colour variation. The character and execution are typical of mid-20th-century studio pottery, where form and glaze effects were central.

To assess it further, photos of the base/foot ring, any marks underneath, and a close-up of the glaze and rim would be helpful.

 

Ditto.
Beautiful shape and glaze. It could be Japanese, a tokkuri or sake bottle like this one:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1888565429/vintage-japanese-sake-bottle-with-cork

 

Looks good for Japanese.

 

Southeast Asian anyway. Did the Japanese put the same color glaze on the bottom? I mostly remember them using white.

 

It is Japanese, and a sake bottle. It is molded, not wheel thrown like suggested earlier. The glazed bottom is typical for this type of tokkuri. I don't think it's very old.
Mikey

 

It is very similar in shape to Chinese wine bottles.v U don't know what kind of wine the Chinese made/make.