Iridescent Jeweled Vase Please Help Identify Mark

[countryblushboutique]

This vase is 4" tall x 1 1/2" top x  3" at widest. Iridescent and pink with jewels and gold trim. I see a crown and something else and numbers on the bottom. The bottom is not glazed and part of the pink on the upper part are not glazed. If you know anything about this piece I would love to hear from you!

Thank you,

Teresa 

[Anonymous]

Schafer & Vater (Germany) Active 1890-1962.

[janetpjohn_la]

I would never have gotten that. I found a vase just like this ID'd as Amphora on the worthpoint site.
Janet

[countryblushboutique]

I found a similar vase by Schafer & Vater  and also same styles by Amphora. Interesting that they both have the same id marks.  Why would that be?  Now I want to go back and find them again and can't remember what I put in search.  Just more searching....

Thank you all for your help!

[Anonymous]

Here's one that was listed on eBay as Schafer & Vater. I can't confirm if this info is 100% correct.

LINK    https://www.ebay.com/itm/BEAUTIFUL-ART-NOUVEAU-SCHAFER-VATER-VASE-ENAMEL-GLAZE-WITH-JEWELS-/39128289...

[janetpjohn_la]

If they had the same marks and were ID'd as Amphora, they were mistaken. It's pretty clear the mark is Schafer and Vater when it's on the factory wall: http://www.schafer-vater.com/schafer_vater_miscellaneous/schafer_vater_history.html
Janet

[countryblushboutique · Accepted solution]

Some people do have it listed wrong. It is a little confusing as some Amphora pieces look similar as Schafer & Vater.  It is without a doubt Schafer & Vater though, clear as day, on the side of that building so full of history. I lived in Germany years ago and wish I had been interested in collecting then as I do now, of the things I would have brought back.  Thank you so much for the history lesson, I love it!

Teresa