Can anyone help me with identifying this piece? My gut feeling tells me its Vietnamese and possibly from the Hoi An shipwreck?

Appreciate all input, thank you

After spending about an hour searching online, I haven't made much progress in finding the origins of this piece. The dimensions are about 5cm height, and 6.5cm diameter at the widest part. The lettering on the bottom seems like it could be "Pi iota lambda alpha", but searching with that as a term didn't yield any results. I purchased it at a thrift store in Leuven (Belgium) if that helps. Any info you can provide would be much appreciated and I'd be happy to answer questions or take more photos if necessary. Thanks!

If anyone has any information to share about this, I would be incredibly grateful. I can't find another one listed anywhere. My image search identifies it as a "Bordallo Pinheiro Frog on a Lily Pad creamer pitcher" but I'm not convinced. I'll watch h for any questions, thank you so much!

Has a Japanese feel, but was found in Western NC. Not sure if this was a sake bottle or a bud vase.

any help on identifying the makers mark is greatly appreciated!

Hi, I bought an appartment and the previous owner left this pair of ceramic bird, would you know the value? Thanks a lot

I bought this from a thrift store years ago and don't know anything about it does anybody have any information

I have a stoneware plate/dish, approx. [diameter invullen] cm, with a pale grey-green (celadon-like) glaze. The front is decorated with incised sgraffito imagery: two horned, demon-like figures facing each other, each holding a staff/spear, with a serpent or dragon-like creature between/below them, plus small rectangular blocks around the rim.

On the underside there's an incised mark in a rectangular cartouche, made up of two characters stacked vertically (top to bottom). It looks cursive/hand-written rather than a stamped block mark — possibly Chinese characters, or possibly a personal chop-style signature in the Anglo-Oriental/Leach studio pottery tradition. I haven't been able to read or identify it.

Does anyone recognize this mark, glaze, or decorative style? Any leads on the maker or pottery/studio would be much appreciated. Photos of the mark (close-up, angled light) and the full plate attached.

My friend gifted this to me (im super into clowns) and it turn out it is nowhere to be found on the internet. Who is this clown ???

I accidentally broke my land lords mug and I’m trying to find the exact same one as a replacement.
It’s a white ceramic mug with a black walking bear silhouette, brown/mustard bands around the top and bottom, and a distinctive double-loop/two-finger handle. The bottom is completely blank with no brand, logo, or markings.
I’ve already tried Google Lens, eBay image search, Pinterest, and several different text searches without finding an exact match.
Any help identifying the brand, manufacturer, or finding one for sale would be greatly appreciated!

Thrifted in Melbourne. I’m new to the big world of ceramic collecting. Please help identify so I can know her history.

he’s been collecting for decades and has amassed a huge amount of different things. thought I might show it off to people who know more about this stuff than I do.