Unsigned Gouda or Japanese?

It’s not really important now as this bowl arrived damaged but I wonder if it is Gouda or a Japanese copy. I’ve re-glued it but hardly worth selling now unless it’s old Regina Gouda and of interest to a collector.

Any thoughts?

 

Given the base doesn't really look Japanese I'd had gone with Gouda

 

With no siggy and that palette, I'd guess Japanese. But it gets called "Japanese Gouda".

https://www.google.com/search?q="ja...WVFVkFHU9DD-gQ_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1133&bih=643

 

I am no expert on 'Gouds plateel', as we Dutch call it, but that crackle glaze doesn't look Gouda to me.
@say_it_slowly ?

 

Can't say I remember ever handling a piece of Zenith Gouda-like so don't know what it is like in person or on the base. I think I only have a couple PZH pieces while the Regina I've had was just blue and white delftware. Just as a general observation, the Dutch seem to reallllllly like to label their pots. I'd guess Japanese but that's just a guess.

Don't know if if you've looked through the Gouda-design site but they have a ton of info. Here is a page with some Japanese pieces.

http://www.goudadesign.co.uk/paulsjapanese.html

I do have Ritvo's The World of Gouda Pottery book though as many other books, they don't show bottoms much.

Here is what they have for a Regina fan type pattern and a PZH fan pattern.







Lastly an ESKAF kind of similar piece though it also is signed.

 

Thanks for that help. Very useful.