Posted 6 years ago
HauteLookr…
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Can someone please help me identify this pretty vase.
Color blue with a dark bottom
Meas: 10” diameter 6” tall
I can’t determine what the signature is
Thank you
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Posted 6 years ago
HauteLookr…
(39 items)
Can someone please help me identify this pretty vase.
Color blue with a dark bottom
Meas: 10” diameter 6” tall
I can’t determine what the signature is
Thank you
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I think it's Korean, but not sure. You can translate it if you have ab android smart phone, using an app and the camera on your phone. I tried with my computer, but the search wouldn't work! :^( Very beautiful vase though, I love the blended glaze, and free flow design! Thanks for showing, and good luck with your search! :^)
Thank you Keramikos and Billretirecoll
I appreciate your comments
I asked my neighbor about the signature, and he said that it was old Chinese, but he couldn't read it. So not Korean but Chinese! :^)
Oh! He also said that it's upside down from the way that you have it! I hope this helps! :^)
Omg, thank you guys so much.
I truly appreciate it
Thanks keramikos, good job! :^D You're very welcome HauteLookresale, now you can work at it, and be looking in the right direction! :^)
This is very interesting and I think you are going in the right direction. I have a Chinese Antique collectors book, with page after page of marks, some with 2, 3, 4, 6 characters, and a translation, which is usually a poetic version that describes the pottery studio, here is a few example : "THE STUDIO OF THE OLD PINES, MADE ON THE BORDERS OF FUKIEN, MADE AT THE STUDIO OF GREAT ELEGANCE, THE EIGHT MONTH VILLAGE".
All of these translations are for multi character symbols and seal script marks.
Hi Kera......
I know what a chop means in many senses - but in what sense are u using it?