I think it’s pottery.
Thanks so much!

Found in the Scottsdale Az, area.

Wondering if anyone recognizes this stamp on a vase found in Victoria BC.

Thanks for and wisdom!!

Hi guys,

I found this ceramic bowl at a flea market a couple of years ago, and I’d love to learn more about it.

It measures approximately 23 cm wide (from one lion’s head to the other) and 15 cm tall.

There’s an incised/stamped number “872” on the bottom.

When I reverse-image searched it on Google, I got the following result:

“This piece uses a decorative technique famously produced by Italian workshops in historic ceramic centers like Deruta or Florence. In Italian ceramic workshops during the late 1800s, three-digit incised or stamped numbers like 872 were standard internal factory shape numbers used by craftsmen to map the specific mold line for assembly.”

However, the examples shown in the search results don’t look particularly similar to my bowl, so I’m not sure how reliable that information is.

Google also suggest that it could have been made in Germany between 1890 and 1910.

Any help or clues would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!

Recently came into possession of a bunch of older Ardmore pieces but I think this gorgeous pitcher is the coolest! I think it’s a rat? springhare?? What do we think 🤔

UPDATE: ARTIST FOUND! Nancy Utterback!

I got this mug from a Goodwill in Grand Junction, CO back in 2014. It’s one of my favorites. Well, I suddenly decided that I absolutely need to identify the artist that created it 😂

The signature style tells me this mug isn’t just a one off and that they have more creations out there. Almost looks like “Lilly Houck” or “Ittly Houck” maybe?

Did countless reverse image searches with all the photos I’ve included in this post. Tried looking up what I interpreted the name to be (though obviously I seem to be way off the mark). Finally just started searching for Reddit groups that help identify artists, and here I am!

Wondering if anyone recognizes the stamp? Maybe 7” tall or so.

Bowl about 10" Signed "Hamil '62"
$3
Edit: I bought it!
I'm tried to post another pic but it only is allowing video.

I have been looking everywhere, asking three AIs, can't seem to find this mark. Found in a box of ceramics with German and some Japanese studio pottery.

Apologies for previous post without pictures. I thought I had attached them, but couldn’t add back as an edit or comment so have deleted and reposting. Thanks for your patience!

I just picked up this nice jug from a charity shop. It’s very dense (iron ware?).

There were a few bits of furniture and other belongings which could date between 1920s-1950s which I am guessing are from the same estate clearance. I wonder if this jug is too, based on the potter’s handwriting.

Google reverse image searches have been useless - it has suggested a couple of Carrutherses but none who seem to work in this style and I couldn’t find signature examples.