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Asian Antiques2773 of 10500Large heavy Asian planter pot ???19th Century, Mandalay, Burmese Wooden Standing Buddha
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    Posted 6 years ago

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    Vintagedust
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    Any advice on where to decode these marks??
    Photo is bottom of bowl....tried to with no avail via google images.... admittedly threw in the towel after 30 minutes....
    Maybe a tourist item? Maybe not.....

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    1. truthordare truthordare, 6 years ago
      OH!

      This is a very old Japanese cloisonne bowl, with a cloisonne (metal wire and enamel) mark on the base. These vary, this one is a symbol of good fortune, which is used in both China and Japan.

      I collected cloisonne and owned several of these, about 1870 product, before they changed their process and improved the surface and quality of the enamels fired in a kiln.

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