FLAVIA vase from Flavia. I am selling it because my personal interior design taste has changed. I fell in love with it and purchased it at a vintage shop in Finland. Although this one is not stamped, the same blue vases and objects I bought at the same shop were stamped. I was verbally told that it was from the same manufacturer, and indeed, the color was the same, and I especially liked the design of this vase, so I bought it without worrying about the stamp. It is a vase with a picture of flowers engraved on it. The pattern is said to have been hand-drawn by artisans when the pottery was still wet. I didn't see any noticeable scratches or stains, but there may be oversights due to my amateur inspection. Please understand. I will sell it to someone who understands vintage items. This item is not suitable for those who are looking for new items or who are sensitive to details. Returns are not possible, so please feel free to ask any questions you may have before purchasing. (I may take some time to reply as I am raising children.) Height: Approximately 25cm Diameter (maximum): Approximately 15cm Diameter (minimum): Approximately 5cm *Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. *Made by Bitossi, a very famous pottery workshop in the Tuscany region. *The tag uses Royal Copenhagen, but it is not a Royal Copenhagen item. Playmountain, landscape products, Sori Yanagi, Bernard Leach, Shoji Hamada, Alexander Girard, Girard, swimsuit department, idee, Manuel Jimenez, Eskimo, Inuit, art, Mexico, folk art, Sayami Yunoki, Genichiro Inokuma, Popeye, BRUTUS, Casa Brutus, Tadatomo Oshima, Takahiro Gokō, marimekko, Finland, object, swimsuit department, BESS, & premium, Miyoko Okio, & premium, Conran Shop, conranshop, owl, elephant, Royal Copenhagen, Tenera, Bacca, Arabia, Roykope, tenera, home decoration, Christmas, Christmas present, idee store, fixtures, letterpress shop, Tokyo Flea Market, Kansai Flea Market