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    Posted 8 years ago

    Joeym528
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    My grandpa gave me this old lamp he found, but it doesn't have and markings on it at all. I was wondering if anyone had any information on this lamp. If so, please share!

    Thanks!

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    1. lee120275 lee120275, 8 years ago
      Japanese satsuma
    2. lee120275 lee120275, 8 years ago
      Probably 1880 - 1930 approx Meiji or taisho period due to no markings (newer items are usually marked or sometimes they have been made recently. I bet it's marked under that wooden base at the bottom if you can unscrew it easily.
    3. lee120275 lee120275, 8 years ago
      This pattern has been made from the Meiji period right up to today, if it looks old it usually is that is why I like to see age. I don't believe that was ever a lamp I would bet it was made into a lamp a later date, if you look it looks more like a vase. This is usually a good sign something has age due to being changed later in its life. It has been changed excellently and makes a really nice lamp. Myself I don't like this particular pattern but I like it, as it stands as a lamp.
    4. lee120275 lee120275, 8 years ago
      Looking at your pictures item does have age if you can unscrew that wooden base do so but you may find that there's a hole where the seal (markings) should be.
    5. lee120275 lee120275, 8 years ago
      put japanese satsuma into eBay and you will see lots of the pattern, I believe they call it Japanese Satsuma Moriage, I only know it as satsuma myself but believe that is the correct name even google it. I had some recently 9 Meiji/Taisho pieces and they sold for a nice few quid on ebay.
    6. yholanda, 8 years ago
      Yep satsuma! I have collected it for years. Very Beautiful lamp


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