Irish urn vase stamped identification help

I own this, quite large, urn type vase. About 12 inches high, painted, gilded, crazing all over. Hallmark showing: "Made in Ireland" and letters "W A L" (as I think) in circles, which look a bit like stylized clover. Any help with identification, age etc. very appreciated.

It looks 1930s Czech. Maybe it was imported into Ireland and sold on from there to avoid import duty during the Great Depression?

Well, this is all very curious. "W&A  L" points to Wild & Adams Limited  of Longton, Staffordshire. They were in business  from 1909, but only a limited company from 1923-27.  Their name appears on some spookily similar vases marked "ENGLAND", which indeed look much  more Central Europe than English or Irish.

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-edwardian-royal-crown-ware-464222016

Are you maybe mis-reading the smudged mark?
It looks as if it could just as easily be England also.

I think you're right. Probably not a shamrock at all...

Aye, now I think it might be "England"... And with other clues, rather it is.

Hi all, I appreciate this thread is quite old but I also have a vase with the same mark on the base. The vase is similar but distinctively different. Was there any more information discovered on this?

Well that's much clearer, however I can't find any reference to this mark in Goddens.

This was sent to me on another forum

And the third mark down is on an item that was on ebay around 4 years ago. Ive searched for history of the pottery and cant seem to find anything

Yes that is the page from Goddens, but this mark isn't shown.
Not listed on thepotteries.org unfortunately.

The style of pot would fit the date range however,

My first thought was Staffordshire, the 'L' probably standing for Longton.

Not there unfortunately TC

Yeah i just noticed, the initials are there but no page for it. http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/w/index.html