This mark is on the bottom of a stoneware tureen sourced from an old Hotel in the centre of France. The mark is that of the maufcturing company Revol, from St Uzes.The design could be anywhere between 1930s -1970s. The faded manufactuing mark is no longer readable but it can be seen that is was a round mark and under the magnifying glass I could make out the word 'Uzes'.
I have found exactly the same tureen online with a lid and readable mark.
You can find out more about the Revol brand on their website https://www.revol1768.com/content/6-our-legacy
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