Featured Art Nouveau style porcelain vase - please help with identification

Hi dear Members!
I've found this beautiful hand painted vase and its ornament is very similar to the Moorcroft "Cluny" pattern. But, unfortunately, I can't find any other info regarding age/identification.

I would be really grateful, if You could help me with this)

 

I don’t want to disappoint you but this isn’t a high quality piece. I think it is late 20th century and possibly Chinese but I can’t be sure of that.

 

Thank you very much for information)

 

Very pretty vase though, and welcome, nastina.

 

Welcome also!

 

I think it could be Art Nouveau of the period, i.e. antique, but I agree that the painting isn't particularly good - an amateur's attempt at the theme.

 

It looks like a novice was vaguely trying to imitate Newcomb Pottery.30 years ago,we walked into a small antique shop on Royal St. in New Orleans-the walls were floor to ceiling glassed & lighted cases of Newcomb,the prices even then were stunning.
Makes sense-Newcomb was associated w/ Tulane College,N.O.
I'd be happy to find one affordable piece in my life.

 

I am going to go another direction here. Think probably pre-WWII Japanese. Possibly as early as the 20s. Likely for export to Western tastes.

 

I'll have to back off on the antique idea. The pattern looks art nouveau to me, but having looked up the Cluny pattern, I see that there is recent stuff, so maybe this is not antique, but copied after someone like Sally Tuffin, which would be quite recent, but still amateur.

I used to get community college adult course brochures all the time, and china painting was regularly offered, so it's still out there.

I suppose an argument can be made for the blank being modern and Chinese or Japanese, but I doubt the decoration comes from either of those places.

 

Dear Members, thank You ALL for opinions/suggestions and warm welcome!