Verify Signature of Big Jar

Fellow Members:
I am a newbie here and also in the field of pottery. I am amazed that pottery is not that simple as 1-2-3.
I really need someone to help me identify this signature at the bottom of my "BELL PEPPER" shaped jar.

Please find time fellow members to assist me. Thank you.

Dino

 

Stand by for measurements.

 

Here are the measurements. I hope someone will be able to identify thw signature. Thank you in advance. Merry Xmas to all fellow members.

 

I KNOW!!!
This is the first time i saw a jar that big and that tall and looks like a bell pepper.

 

Generally these large vases are called Floor vases.
Popular in the 1950s/60s/

I see:
Snouo'w
Snaiow

 

Please sir....don't post this quote on the pottery Forum.....
"I am amazed that pottery is not that simple as 1-2-3.".............

lest the good folks there get the ' vapors ' ...........

 

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https://www.pinterest.com/PlumGoode...es-marks/&_branch_match_id=732129746231219998

 

Bawhahaha!!!!!

 

Welcome Dino. Impressive vase, nice glaze.

Pottery has been made since pre-historic times in just about every part of the world. There could easily be a million potters worldwide right now, both professional and amateur.
Looks like the signature starts with Sn, and ends with óné.

 

Might be Latvian.

 

Very pretty vase. My eyes, my eyes! This is pretty funny. My first thought was Snowcone so that would go with any jewelry's idea and upside down it looked like mommy. Ha ha.

 

Sn_uōné. Or something like that. The missing letter I cannot decipher looks like a cursive “v.”

 

Thank You so much for the replies. I am looking for someone to buy this from me and i have no clue whatsoever how much this vase.

I have another one that i am not able to identify. Maybe someone again can do some assistance.

 

This last mark is either Chinese or Japanese. I would suggest starting a new thread for this new item.

 

Ok.. thank you. Will do so.