Asian pottery vase

Sorry if the photo Is huge. Just curious this says made in China on the bottom in a blue like stencil. But idk how to look it up. Any thoughts? It's gorgeous

 

Take a look at this link to Chinese marks. The very first section shows CHINA marks, Some have examples of the pieces the marks were found on, as well. May not be conclusive, but it's our usual place to start.

http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturychina.shtml

 

Welcome to the forum.
I have had a similar vase that was a modern copy made to look old.
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/c...letter-a-on-bottom-cant-id-manufacturer.8969/
We are going to need to see a picture of the bottom to have a better idea.
Cheers
Stephen

 

Hmm when you speak of replicas maybe this is one, a lot of it looks slanted and missing areas like glued on almost. But I'm naive. Thanks for looking into it

 

The bottom looks somewhat pristine so I would take a shot at late last century but I'm no expert. More will be along in about 12 hours when the U.S.A. starts to wake up.

 

Haha well cheers to Australia it's 554pm in Minnesota currently

 

Never occurred to me to check the actual time. It is 10:50AM (daylight saving) EST time here and most members seem to come online in about 11-12 hours from now and mostly stay online for about 8 hours. Guess I forgot about our European members or just plain can't add up.

 

Thank you for this its really informative. glad I didnt pick up this vase for 6.99.

 

It is not a replica because is it not a copy of an earlier piece.
It is 20th century Chinese, made in a style that is reminiscent of Japanese Satsuma ware, and with Japanese style decorations, like Japanese ladies in kimono. The colours and overall execution are entirely the manufacturer's invention though.