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Hello everyone Can someone tell me what kind of vase this is? It's very light, marked "Argent" G L666 - maybe it's from France? Argent-sur-Sauldre .For me, the vase looks unusual, the design is interesting, write your opinion about this vase if it interests to you. Thanks.

 

I suspect it's British. It was very common for inexpensive items to just have a shape name. Airbrushed, twenties ish.

 

Thank you for your opinion .I was looking identical shape ,not easy to find.

 

I was thinking that vase made in France because i see some similar marks.

 

One more image.

 

One has a dry foot ring, a glazed bottom, and the G is different, so I don't think it's Renault.

 

It's pretty typical of airbrushed stuff here too. Oh, and different clay.

 

No doubt airbrushed vase. Question about marks-What is it? Still - interesting .Thank all of you..

 

Argent is of course "money" in French. It would be a little odd to name your pottery company "money."

 

I agree something is wrong here.

 

I found one that says it's Grimwades, but I can't get there from here: https://picclick.co.uk/Art-Deco-Rubian-Pottery-Argent-Grimwades-Vase-202595512030.html

 

It's also the heraldic term for silver.

 

I had forgotten seeing impressed shape names on Grimwades vases before.

 

Here's one more clearly marked.

 

Grimwades did this, and so did some others. Beswick too.

 

Rubian Art Pottery was by Grimwades, so that seals it.

 

This is the best answer to all my questions, now everything is clear. Many thanks to everyone who took part in this.

 

Thank you very much.