Italian Pottery Vase

This vase belonged to my mother and when she passed away I took it. It is not in the greatest shape. There is some crazing, although not a lot, a few cracks around the top and quite a few small chips around the top and bottom. I am not concerned about its value (although it would be really fun to find out that it's more than sentimental). It belonged to my mom and I think is beautiful and I'm sure I'll keep it forever and probably hand it down to one of my kids.

My question is does anybody know anything about its age and if a may have come over from Italy with my grandparents to the 1910s or 1920s? Or, is it more likely to be something my mom just picked up in a store because she liked it.

I tried to search for the "mark" on the bottom; but, while I found several that looked like it, they were said to be from different pottery houses.

 

Something your mother picked up because she liked it. And yours to use and enjoy.

Debora

 

1960s. There's a very good Facebook page for Italian pottery who may be able to say which factory.

 

Thank you so much. That is very helpful.

 

If they give you an answer, could you come back and tell us, please?