Vase - Ceramic - Antique Majolica

ceramic very good maker amphora 1 x 17 cm dhl shipment
ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCY INSPECTION
This appears to be a hand-painted art pottery vase with a metallic lustre glaze and incised decoration, likely Austrian or Central European art pottery from the early 20th century.

The impressed mark on the base looks like “941” (model/form number) and possibly a small decorator’s or factory mark beneath it,
Most likely possibilities:

Amphora (Austria, Turn-Teplitz region)
Ernst Wahliss / Bohemian art pottery
Other Austrian or Bohemian majolica/lustre ware makers
Estimated date
Circa 1900–1925
Characteristics
Hand-painted enamel floral decoration
Metallic bronze/gold iridescent glaze
Molded ribbed “melon” form
Turquoise interior glaze
Art Nouveau / Jugendstil influence
Approximate value (current market)

Assuming no cracks or repairs:

Auction value: about $200 – 250 USD
Retail/antique shop asking price: about $200–350 USD

If it can be firmly attributed to a known maker like Amphora or Wahliss, value could be higher.