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Looking for any help with identifying this pottery piece and artist. Has a small face on front. The stamp looks like Shuble, Shubley, or Sttuble? Hard to tell. Anyone know where this might be from?
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Been trying to figure this one out for a couple of days now. Reminiscent of Czech “Alienware”, but I’m leaning toward French. Thinking the mark may be what it contained, rather than the potter. One of the French potteries circa the 20s or 30s (I think) produced wares which were ink stamp marked with a Cointreau Distiller/bottler. You might check Denbac or Revol.
It was Denbac that made the Cointreau bottles. Plenty of examples if you google, but nothing resembling your bottle. Sorry for the red herring.
It looks a bit like Jules Guerin, Roger Guerin's son's work. But the stamp is wrong.
Somebody thinks it is Sttuble pottery:
https://www.catawiki.com/l/23059263-sttuble-devils-teapot-earthenware
Oke it's France.
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/Superbe-verseuse-en-Gres-aux-visages-Sylvain-Sttublet-1890-1985-/272892134912?hash=item3f89a38600
Another piece similair to yours
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Grande-ceramique-dArt-signee-Sylvain-Sttublet-1890-1985-Depoque-50-60/261799668979?hash=item3cf479ecf3:g:3OwAAOSwmbReFdYS
Wonder if it was a wine jug and the 'face' on it is dionysus