Featured Chinese or Japanese Lamp vase ,Modern New...???

Hello to all,Hope you all are keeping well...!!!!
Have been able "discretely" to take those 3 photos yesterday....This lamp (Part of 3 asian lamps..(Only this one can be presentely quick purchased......) Electrified and working modern way,has been attracting me...Could not see if there was any marks..??...around 38cm on stand...I think Chinese..?? Maybe Japanese or Corean...?? I don't think is too old but find it very interesting and decorative.....owner wants a lot for it ..If it is as I think a modern one...I am ready to offer 250 euros for it before anybody else...Do you think I am right....Think that many others know that this item will go for sale....Would like to know if my offer is correct..?? And if you could give me more informations..?? Wont think I will be able to get more photos before it will be sold this week end....Thanks as usual for your expertises and professional advices..Jck

 

Hmm, that's an odd one. I have a sneaking suspicion it's actually a European interpretation of Oriental ware, perhaps early 20th century in date. There are many features which just don't seem right for Japanese/Chinese starting with the characters which look to me like they are just made up, they don't appear to be real kanji.

 

I'd want to see what's under that wood. The gilding reminds me of Derby, tbh.

 

I agree that the style looks very European chinoiserie. There may be clues to the maker in that cartouche with the tubes (scrolls? fasces?), axe, scimitar, banner, and coral.

 

...Just a 4th Photo available as well...Thanks in advance...Jck

Thanks...No more details photos unfortunately....!!!

 

Thanks..Very interesting...Would be great to understand those unreadable characters...?????

 

Unfortunately..Couldnt do it at the time....!!!

 

Yes, they are neither Chinese nor Kanji characters.

 

Chinoiserie. Those "characters" are anything but, just scribbles trying to imitate Chinese writing.

 

Hi there ..Have received some information that this vase might be Porcelaine de Paris XIX th century1850\90....Very interesting...

 

Tell us more. Where did this information come from?

 

Very nice! Agree on European, mostly French
A good sign for a valuable item is that the electric mounting have been done without piercing the vase (that drastically lower value, if a piece wasn’t originally a lamp!).

 

On facebook "Europeean Porcelain"....But I am almost sure that the advise of one of your colleagues is 1000% Right ..Porcelaine de Bailleux France Mid 20th cent....I have checked on the web....And thanks to you all..I will bid for this item today...Maybe an other Lamp items part of the List...Big Thanks anyway..!!!!

 

Oui Tres Chere...Vous avez comme vos collegues RAISON..!! A tres + De vos bons conseils.

 

Mmm, rather mid 19th! And Bayeux instead of Bailleux

 

Desole..!! Oui ...You are absolutely right...