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Nippon Porcelain114 of 262Vintage unmarked geisha plateLate 1890's? Beautiful Nippon Oriental Dish
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    Posted 8 years ago

    Gmanso51
    (11 items)

    Hello! Inwas hoping someone could help me find out more information about this...unsure if it is real or even what kind of dish it is! Sugar bowl? The backstamp is very faint, and I have only been able to find similar gilded rose items in the moriage style...any further information would be appreciated. Thank you! :)

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    1. Debbie80 Debbie80, 8 years ago
      The "maple leaf" backstamp dates back to 1891. If the maple leaf itself measures 1/4" , it's authentic. If it measures 1/2",it's a fake. I collect Nippon sugar bowls; this one is gorgeous...I'm drooling! Where did you find it?
    2. Gmanso51 Gmanso51, 8 years ago
      I actually found this little gem at Value Village, tucked behind some dog bowls! The back stamp is sooo faded, but I can definitely tell that the maple leaf is 1/4 inch - it is very very small! I will take clearer photos to show you...I cannot believe the kind of condition it is in after all this time!

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