Pottery mark - help identify

I have alot of places to search for identify pottery marks, but cant fond this one. Anyone?

 

Can we see the whole item please.?

 

Armorial porcelain lidded jar in famille rose palette - my first thought was Chinese but Samson also produced similar pieces.

 

Someone told me IT could be Holland

 

Well the crazing tells us that it isn't old Chinese, or a Samson porcelain copy.
This piece seems to have a pottery body and without further pictures of the entire base and a detail shot of the rim, lid and undersides etc., it will be hard guess the origin ...maybe it is Dutch/French or even Homesense?

Maybe someone knows the armorial? It looks too involved and precise to be modern decorator ware so maybe it is a European tin glazed piece.

 

Could you take a close up of the crest..Hard time seeing sheild..fleur de lis and whats the red ones?

 

I have had that look of crazing on newer Japanese.

 

I get Japanese vibe as well. Not Dutch, that I know of.

They are very small, but look a bit more fussy and multi-coloured than your regular fleur de lis.

 

AND I don't think this helps at all.....REALLY need a sharp close-up!!!

 

I would like to help you all, and Can if I buy this item. Just wondered if anyone knew mark in bottom

 

It looks like pretty recent Japanese to me, but if you like it, and you feel the price is right, buy it.
Tagging some members who may know the mark, @clutteredcloset49 , @Mat .

 

Still thinking, but I think I will go for it. If I do I will put more detailed pics here

 

Why do you want to buy it?
Because you like it and want to display it? or to resell?

Personally, I think this is newer, not old.
I would not pay a lot unless I just wanted it.

 

Screams recent import.

Debora

 

Hard to see in photo but it looks like transfer or bad paint job. The crackle doesn't mean it is old or antique they can fake the crackle...crazing. I agree with Debora.

 

I will let you know. Owner sats its from a dead persons house, ANd doesnt know history. And price is about 200$
Thinking thinking and thinking

 

$200?! There is nothing about that item that would indicate it was anything other than FOB China. Compare the quality with these:

Pair of Edme Samson Porcelain Ginger Jars
20th century, French, the facted jars decorated with armorials on a famille rose palette and Samson raised white decoration, with faux Chinese rouge-de-fer marks, and blue transfer "Porcelain de Paris" marks with crossed swords.

Debora

 

Have you seen this in person, or going by photos?

When in doubt - Don't.
$200 is a lot to gamble on something you are not sure of.

 

just the dawg on the top is enuf for me to shun this one....