Flambe Glaze Vase

The first thing that comes on my mind is a modern Asian import. But I don't recall seeing one made of red clay. Usually, the bottoms are white, yellowish, sometimes brown etc. Maybe a studio pottery but I would expect to see the artist's name on the bottom. The mark looks like letter "f" but could be something different depending on the angle your look at it. There are some scratches and scuffs here and there but can't really tell if the piece has some age.

Any suggestions?
Thanks

 

I'd call it a drip glaze instead of flambé. I think it was made in Germany or Belgium. The brown makes me think mid century modern.

 

Thanks for the suggestions. Don't the German pieces have usually glazed bottoms? Also, the typical Belgium glaze usually has bigger streaks/drips, does not it?