Rare Amphora pottery "Enamels" Vase, 25.5 cm high, early 20th century.

Bulbous base tapering to cylindrical neck, finely textured pinkish background with many multi-coloured "jewels". Overall pattern reminiscent of peacock feathers.

Described as a jewelled or enamels Amphora vase, designed with colourful faux stones, red, green and blue in a marbled effect. Mark on bottom reads "AMPHORA, Made In Czecho-slovakia", impressed "11962" - this mark was used between 1918-1939.

Excellent condition, no cracks or chips or hairlines. (Vase has a nice clear ring when tapped with knuckles.)

Amphora Pottery was produced from 1892 by the Amphora Factory Riessner & Kessel.

(An identical example of this vase but with hairline crack recently sold in US with estimate between US$200 - $250)

Good luck bidding and thanks for looking!