Possible Camille Naudot Early work Nouveau vase ????

Hi again folks,
i thought i would try the collective font of knowledge out on this one.
Its a little early for 20c boards but im excited by the possability of it being a very early piece by Camille Naudot .
I cant find any images of Original marks, just many later Jap ones.

Plz let me know if anyones fares any better. Thanks Scott

I found this link which says the mark is always handpainted underglaze but I don't know how reliable this is.
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http://reviews.ebay.com/Camille-Naudot-porcelains-misidentification_W0QQugidZ10000000004420297

and here are some pieces on artnet
http://www.artnet.com/artists/camille-naudot/past-auction-results

I'm sure I saw something alot like this on ebay last week, that went for quite a bit (£200 ish if i remember correctly) tho I may well have been a differnt maker in the same style.

Potty.

I can't find anything about this pottery , nothing in the J. P Cushion marks book and that has a good selection from that period , nice pot though , You would think the figure incised would have been mentioned somewhere

Yes, i was hoping to be able to find some reference to this figure. But found none.
I had thought that it could have possibly been an early piece of Naudot
done whilst training before taking over his fathers porcelain business which he did around 1889. As the NC mark looks exactly right.
Here is the history from musee-orsay which i think is in paris
Camille Naudot
"The son of a porcelain merchant, Camille Naudot trained at the Ecole de Sèvres and succeeded his father about 1889. In order to carry on his research into soft-paste porcelain, he set up a business at Le Raincy in 1893 and a store at 10 rue Auber, Paris. He perfected a new fine soft paste and set about reproducing 18th-century soft-paste pieces, delighting customers wanting to match up their table services. He specialised in the rice-grain decoration inspired by Chinese porcelain, of which this piece, made in 1903, is a magnificent example. The pierced openwork is filled with transparent glaze, the décor is heightened by enamel on the body and relief gold highlights. Camille Naudot won a gold medal at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900 and the Grand Prix at the exhibitions in St Petersburg in 1901 and in London in 1908."

Whilst this is a lovely art nouveau vase it doesn't look like the sort of thing someone brought up in the porcelain tradition and trained at the Ecole de Sevres would produce. In fact, it doesn't even look like porcelain from the pictures.

You are right gareth, defo not porcelain. Its eathernware type pottery.
I was just thinking that before going into poercelain may have started with more basic mediums. Clutching at straws i guess.

it does look Chinese however but that angel stick figure looks like a contemporary drawing or child art