Old? Dutch? vase

I bought this vase in France at a local summer brocante in 2004. Everything on offer was beyond my price range. Then I saw this vase and loved the colours. BAD news. It has lumps out of the "foot" (see pic) and I think it has been reduced in height. GOOD news. It's not cracked! I was determined to come away with something so I bought it for 10euros (about £7.50). I think it's Dutch; it is 29cm tall and it looks OLD to me. There are marks on the base that are just visible in the pic (is it a house and some figures?).
Could someone tell me where and when it was made? With the damage it has sustained, is it worth anything?

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gouda region

The little house is the symbol for Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland (PZH) and as bistoboy says is a company from the Gouda region

well spotted Dave & BB

Thanks for the info which has led me to believe my vase was possibly produced in 1905 (there is the letter H on the base). There is a huge variety of designs but nothing quite like mine. Am I right in thinking no two pots are the same? I would welcome opinions on whether or not the vase has any intrinsic value, bearing in mind the damage sustained. I enjoy it for its decorative value.

this is a great site for Gouda pottery: http://www.goudadesign.co.uk/

I wasn't angling for a valuation, just wondered if it would be saleable or unsaleable in its condition. I have taken on board what you say. No harm done I hope. V

Vizi, you liked and bought it with the damage, maybe someone else would.

An interesting subject, I don't like any damage personally - but did you see the damaged libation cup on flog it recently?

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Hi there
No I missed that episode of Flog it! But I have seen on tv badly damaged Delft ware chargers go for big bucks. Having said that, they were centuries old! V
ps We are building ourselves up to venturing into our garage stacked with boxes to find some perfume bottles to post on Show & Tell.

Looking forward to seeing them V.

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