Featured "MADE IN HOLLAND" interesting bowl--need help with mark

I just bought this wonderful bowl. It's marked "Made in Holland" on the bottom, but I can't read the rest of the mark. It has a swirled marbled looking pattern. It's 3" high and measures 5 3/4" across. There are several hairline cracks and it's heavily crazed.

I realize it probably has little value due to the damage, but I'd really like to know more about it.

 

Société Céramique Maestricht, a well-known manufacturer in the south of the Netherlands.
https://www.geheugenvannederland.nl...richts+aardewerk,+1836-1969/Societe+Ceramique

 

The shape appears to be like a French cafe au lait bowl. Love the swirled pattern!

Juli

 

That's neat !
The outside looks like marble...on acid !!!

 

Hard to see your mark, but I think it's this one?

https://www.geheugenvannederland.nl...richts+aardewerk,+1836-1969/Societe+Ceramique

 

Yes, that is the link I posted.

Here in the Netherlands that would be called a farmer's coffee bowl because they were mostly used in rural areas. But this one seems to be too big for a coffee bowl.

 

Any thoughts on the possible age?

 

AJ!......never saw your post with the link!!

 

The stamp on your bowl looks very much like the stamp on a mixing bowl I have, which has been in the family since ca 1900-1910. But then again, the stamps changed very little over the years.
I would associate that brightly coloured marbling with the Art Nouveau period, which is roughly the same.

 

Thank you for your comments and help.