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Posted 6 years ago
ArikaThoma…
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I found this cup and saucer at a thrift store, I thought it was pretty but I can't find any information on it other the name of the artist, which is written in kanji on the plate.
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Don’t know of this helps-as you don’t have a photo of the mark, but this is a great resource for Chinese and Japanese porcelain marks
http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturyjapan.shtml
If you scroll down, the marks are alphabetical
There are no marks ?? just the kanji on the front with the artist name.
Thank you for that site though! It will help with other items I have ????
Did you ever find out anything more? I have a similar piece which is a large octagon shaped pitcher. I have been told that the artist name is Suzuki Harunobu. He lived in the 1700s. Since I don’t think my piece is that old, I take it they are just attributing the illustration as a copy of one of his. If you’d like to contact me directly, I can send you a picture of my piece.