Posted 8 years ago
bbproco
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Looks like a glazed Japanese pottery vase, Depicts a man with child on opposite sides of the vase. It is about ten inches high. It seems to be a very early example.
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If there is a mark on the bottom, a photo might be helpful. You can use the edit feature on the left to change out a photo.
Just added a picture of the bottom. No marking.
Without required export Japanese or Chinese marking, it was probably made for the domestic market. There is some moriage decoration suggestive of turn of the last century Japanese, although the Chinese also produced some.
Oh there you are, wexval, good to see you posting, for some reason I thought you hadn't been around. I need new glasses! :)
Hi Katherine, I'm here and you don't need glasses, there just hasn't been much to comment on lately. Nice to hear from you.
Very nice to see you, wexval, I always follow your comments with interest. :)
I thought you weren't around since you hadn't posted on this thread, perhaps you missed it? :)
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/189749-two-small-ballaster-vases-and-a-ginger-j
No, didn't miss it, but the mark is distinctive and I'm sure it's not in any of my references. Nice porcelain, but I think it is very new.
Ah okay. Well anyway that's why I thought you weren't around, then checked your page and realized you were here, it was me that missed you were posting, just not on that particular thread. :)