Featured Moon shaped ceramic vase w/lizard handles, well marked, need help with ID

Approx 10" tall. Last photo shows the multiple markings on the base but can't make out any of it. Any thoughts on origin/age/maker much appreciated. Thank you for taking a look.

 

Longwy?

 

Wow. I knew the name, but not the details. Google it for yourself and see.

 

I always enjoy when something swims up from the murk ! Too often now Im scrambling to remember what the hell I was saying!

 

Thank you, Bakers!

Time to take it off of the ping pong table for photographing (away from ) and back into the cushioned box I had it in!

I was reading the name upside down, then took the photos and felt like part of the name started with "Long..." but the last name was worn or missing. Longwy it is!

Now to go about dating it!

 

Here is one almost exact via Pinterest, seem to call this a "gourd vase" description in French...

http://olivier.ouradou.pagesperso-orange.fr/Site de ROR/longwy.htm

 

When I was doing my quick Google (to make sure my vague memory of "that's a very good name!" was accurate,) I think I saw a couple sites that claimed to have marks.

 

Here is a good site, but I don't see much to go by except the impressed Longwy.
http://www.infofaience.com/en/longwy-marks

 

Probably a Longwy French Faience Enameled Majolica Vase c. 1876-95. Reference for marks at https://www.libertys.com/longwy.htm, look for control L-G03. For verification of other marks circa 1876-95 refer plate item at https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-longwy-french-faience-1705 (see marks at the plate's back). The bird decor reflects a trade art during those times.

 

Thank you Janet and Nokita. I looked at bit and thought it matched the category for late 1800's as well.

Very helpful, and appreciate getting the additional information.