Can I get some information on this vase and possible value?
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I looked at the items that sold recently on eBay. They vary greatly in price. I would take it to a dealer who could give you a free verbal appraisal. www.ebay.com/
Send inquiries to the leading china sales and replacements . They can give you a value of your piece and they also purchase to sell. - https://www.replacements.com - and another company , if you download the info , they can give the value- https://www.justanswer.com - This piece is lovely and deserves information from well known Noritake company.
How tall is the piece? I am thinking it is not a vase, but a ginger jar missing the lid. Still trying to confirm that. Hopefully I can find more info for you. Still digging.
The photo with the mark is not very clear. It doesn't look like Chinese or Japanese characters. I think this is France, but you better take a better quality photo.
That backstamp seemed to me at first a fleur-de-lis, but I see this is the Noritake mark for U.K., registered in London in 1908.
www.chinafinders.com.au/
www.noritakecollectorsguild.info/
Your photo with backstamp is not very good, but it seems to me that your stamp is not as thin as the one registered in 1911. Therefore, I think that your vase was made in 1908-1911.
But I have not come across a vase of this period without handles. Therefore, it seems to me that this is not a vase, but a jar. Please indicate the size.
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