Multi Colored Pottery Vase Egg Cracked opening at Top Help ID unknown green

I came across this vase with no signature does anyone recognize or know it's age style or creator. I am not hardly an expert on pottery, but this vase has sparked my interest. Even with its imperfections I find great beauty it's shape it,s colors it's rim opening reminds me of the birth of something. help I want to know more
thanks

the vase is approximately 10 1/2" X 10 1/2"

 

Do you think someone painted over the glaze?

 

that's kinda neat !

 

cluttercloset49 I think that's it the paint looks very fresh on the outside not sure about the copper color ion the rim inside

 

the vase seem to be a bit older than the paint job

 

Pretty!
Yeah, looks like something busted outta there.

 

Please excuse the irreverence, but... perhaps a prototype for this year's hottest holiday toys: HATCHIMALS!

 

It's cute but I'm tempted to remove the paint to see what underneath thank for the music galeriagila. (Cited from: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/m...d-opening-at-top-help-id-unknown-green.13678/)

 

If you don't have much money into it and don't care should it not look so good afterwards. I say go for it. You can always repaint it.

I have found good pieces that people no longer liked and then painted for what ever project.

 

I have 10 bucks in it. what about the pottery bowl without the paint, the shape, style, age, country. It is very light and thin look to me like it was hand molded. at least, at the rim

 

Sorry, I don't know about that.

 

Nice, it's got a great shape, definitely. If it doesn't look like there's varnish on it, try soaking it in hot water and some dish soap to try to get the paint off. I did that once and had a nice surprise. I bought a large footed bowl/comport with a pretty Art Nouveau design for a couple dollars at a yard sale years ago. It was painted completely in white paint with that awful gold 'antiquing' everyone did in the 80s. It looked like plain old latex paint, so I thought I'd soak it and see what happened. After about an hour, the paint started lifting off and I scrubbed it a bit. This amazingly beautiful thing emerged, and when I saw the Amphora marks underneath (they were hidden under thick paint), I flipped. You never know

 

Yep, found a Roseville vase under a layer of thick gold paint.

 

Thanks

 

So did you take the paint off?
Find anything good?

 

It looks like what you'd call a wheel thrown altered rim vase or an altered pot. Is it as thin and delicate as it looks in the pics? It could be high fired, vitreous porcelain. Does it make a nice bell sound if you tap it with a fingernail?

I'm excited to see what's under there if the finish soaks of.