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swfinluv1's loves1404 of 3147Kutani, Original Aochibu Pattern, Meiji/Taisho Era, 35 pieces. Circa 1908Sushi plates from Kurata Glass
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    Posted 8 years ago

    antiquesan…
    (1413 items)

    This is a beauty ,but I'm not sure if it is Indian or Persian pottery ,it has a wonderful form with incised designs all around the body and a long neck with a metal band around the top, there is no signature which for such a fine piece of work I'm surprised!

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    1. CanyonRoad, 8 years ago
      All I can tell you is that it definitely isn't Native American Indian, since it was thrown and decorated on a potter's wheel, and has that metal band around the neck.

      Black clay pottery is made in lots of places in the world, including Mexico, China, Romania, Tibet, several African nations, and countries in Central and South America...to name just a few. Maybe someone else will recognize this distinctive style.
    2. antiquesandcollectibles38 antiquesandcollectibles38, 8 years ago
      Thanks for the information CanyonRoad! Sometimes I get too busy to check my posts on a regular basis, I wouldn't want anyone to think that I do not appreciate all of the great information and input that I receive here ! Thank You All Again!

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