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    Posted 8 years ago

    guillermoe…
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    I need to know something about this chinese vase
    if you can have any value that has many years in my family.

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    1. wexval, 8 years ago
      This is not Chinese, it's Japanese. The mark should be rotated about 140 degrees clockwise to be read properly. It's early, maybe turn of the last century to 1950 and made for domestic use, not export. The figures in the decoration are Arhats or Rakans, holy men, hence the halos. The photos are in .png format, which my editor does not does not recognize, making it difficult to search the mark, but the last kanji is Zan or possibly Yama.
    2. Celiene Celiene, 8 years ago
      The first two pics are exactly the same -can you post other side of vase?
    3. guillermoeder, 8 years ago
      yes in a few minutes post the other side sorry
    4. guillermoeder, 8 years ago
      there it is
    5. wexval, 8 years ago
      In the fourth photo the lady is Kannon, the Japanese goddess of mercy.

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