Made in Japan Vase - Probably Noritake 20s-30s | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
racer4four
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Another Japanese piece inherited but I have no info about it.
Porcelain vase beautifully painted and gilded. Mark on base "Hand Painted Japan" so am assuming it is not early 20th century.
I could spend lots of time checking this out but I know that talented and knowledgeable people here will inform me. Thanks in advance!
Height 20cm (8in)
*****Mike has come through with an Id and date. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Mike!
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It's lovely Karen :) ... At first I thought Nippon which would make it early,but it would say Nippon and not Japan. It's a bit later here's something from Gotheborg's site about the Cherry blossom marks. This is probably Noritake from the mid-1920's-30's era.
Cherry Blossom Marks
Courtesy Gotheborg.com
In 1924 a mark know as the "Cherry Blossom", in the shape of five "M" was sub-contracted by the Nippon Toki Kasha Company (Noritake Company) to independent companies making porcelain for export the USA Market. I have here collected a number of these and similar marks with the likelihood of a relation to the Noritake sales organization, the US market and a possibly date to the mid 1920s
Thanks Mike for the info.
It's a great piece and that date makes it likely it's another from Shaun's grandfather's travels. So nice to know!
beautiful!!
So dang pretty!!!
That is definitely Noritake mark.
Beautiful!!!
Thanks for the comments everyone!
Thanks also for all the loves.
Lovely piece!
Thanks IDC and Elisabeth for commenting and the references.
This is a beauty Karen. I've been looking for your Chinese fish vase, i couldn't find it, is it posted? Still, i found loads of great postings I'd missed :)
i totally agree with Mikelven who as always did some excellent job and did the difficult part of the dating (thumbs up)
so i do it the lazy stylistic way out , it is what is called pending flower design , and Mikelven is spot on
i love it
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