Can anyone help identify these markings?

Hi. Can anyone help me identify the markings on this vase? It belonged to my late grandmother who passed away at 89 years old in 2007. My grandfather was in WWII and after both retiring they traveled all over the world frequently. To me this particular vase is nothing fancy or great so maybe it’s nothing special. I’ve been trying to find out something about this piece and these markings for a while but can’t seem to find anything at all online. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Ohh one last thing, I assume it should say “Made in Germany” but it appears to me it says “Made in Cermany” instead. Did someone make a mistake and use the letter C instead of a G??


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Looks like majolica - depose means registered in French (early 1900s). Interesting and lovely piece!

 

There really isn't anything about the marks that would help identify a manufacturer. You have a mold number, a registered signifier, and a country identifier. I don't think the C instead of the G matters. Most likely a misspelling as you suggested and probably unique to this mold. I agree with Laura that early 1900s is the most likely production time frame. It's very much in the style of that period.
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