Featured sometimes I buy stuff by gut feeling

After Googling images of French vases from the 20's for an hour, I will just have to settle for the idea that the vase is half full... we do know it's French, from 1920 !

 

at the moment I'm looking through a very nice book. perhaps I'll find a hint.
at the moment I tend to believe that it was done in one of the smaller manufactures in the south, probably by an artist that was only loosely connected to everday fabrication.

 

What a lovely vase ! It kind of sort of reminds me of this vase by Louis Lourioux.
http://www.trocadero.com/stores/simhond/items/1138584/item1138584store.html

 

here a pic of the neck, I do not think a cork would fit.


new arrival this morning. nice glaze.
here at least I know by whom...l'isle-adam

 

Fid, what think you of this one?

 

((('POP')))

 

very nice, what's the name ?

 

Fid, corks fit anywhere....& while maybe not for this...the chipping on the rim and inner rim has me wondering...

 

had a look but am not sure if Pérouges means the village or the manufacturer ?
http://www.leboncoin.fr/decoration/654976765.htm

 

My guess would be a lamp base that was never drilled out for a lamp, or something made to match a lamp base. Transitional for me too; the design looks like 1910 and the colors look 1930, so split the difference and call it 1920?