This is not an Aquila Vase

An Aquila vase in orange/red with applied polished gold. Made by the Browns at Takanini in the 1970s. It has AQUILA and MADE IN NEW ZEALAND under the base. The vase is 200mm high.

wow,!,!,!!!,, I haven't seen anything like that from titian before .....

If it was made in a Hobby Ceramics class it would have the name or initials of the person who glazed the piece, so that the person could identify their work.  Sometimes they put the date as well.

yes i agree with you and often the foot was glazed and fired on a pin, never figured out why they did this as it would have been an extra cost maybe to many glaze coats  by client on ware would sometimes run in firing  even bigger cost.

Should this go in the gallery?

Dollcrown, Can you post a picture of the base?

The base is not easy to photograph. It has NEW ZEALAND round the rim with AQUILA underneath that.

As Aquila/Orzel etc didn't fire their pottery on stilts, this vase will not be Aquila even though it says Aquila on the base ....???

Sometimes Aquila moulds were used in Hobby Ceramics classes without the Aquila mark being removed from the bottom.
You also see this with Clay Craft - marked pieces being used for Hobby Ceramics. And I also have a large Cameron Brown (Snr) vase which has obviously been reproduced as Hobby Ceramics.