Unmarked porcelain vase

Can anyone tell me about this vase? It’s unmarked.

 

Looks hand-painted. Some artisan bought a blank vase and had at. Did a nice job too.

 

Hello Paula. For future reference, your images are too small to get the best view and therefore the best information from the members. When uploading to attach, you should click on the Full View button. As it is your images in this case are not as large as is allowed anyway. 1MB is about 4 times larger than these.

 

Hello @Paula Roberts & welcome to the forum!!

If you could go back & check show the full image that would help a lot & also if we could see the bottom of the vase.

 

I uploaded the pictures bigger. Hopefully this helps.

 

it does....but you still need to edit....and click on Full Image for them to appear

 

You might want to copy and save this for reference for a while....it helps when you're new!!!

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Try emailing them to yourself as "medium" size, they should then be under 1 MB!

If on the computer:
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Got it!

 

Inverted & contrasted......Does what looks like "20X" mean anything of significance?

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I am inclined to agree with @evelyb30 that this is likely a hobbyist-painted piece. You can look closely around the design as many of the folks who did this would sign their pieces with their initials & sometimes the year on the bottoms but it could be somewhere in the design.

 

If the 20 X is impressed, it could simply be a style or size designation by whatever company made the blank (plain white vase). Actually, it could also be that even if the 20 X is applied.
I agree that it looks hobbyist-painted.