Posted 5 years ago
Easytiger
(20 items)
Can anyone tell me what this mark means,I have tried but am having problems I believe it to be satsuma pottery thank you in advance
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Posted 5 years ago
Easytiger
(20 items)
Can anyone tell me what this mark means,I have tried but am having problems I believe it to be satsuma pottery thank you in advance
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it's a Chinese mark....
Thank you I thought it was Japanese just trying to find out what it says
Kind regards
Suzie
https://www.asianart.com/phpforum/index.php?method=detailAll&Id=112507
https://www.catawiki.hk/l/28907123-marked-kinkozan-zo-and-made-in-japan-20-30
dhy
Many thanks I had no idea is was upside down and very appreciated
Kind regards
Suzie
Looks like I was wrong, the 2 links are consistent, Japanese Satsuma mark.
well TOD what do you think about a beehive crackle KINKOZAN ZO between 1920-1935
greetings waki
ooo! that's good news from apostata! can we see the rest of it?
i don,t know if this good news , because there is a stratitification amongst the marks and a difference in quality, and this is not embossed countersigned kinkozan zo, so actually i so actually i expect a low value vase to appear
i had forgotten that there are two very different grades to Kinkozan pieces. you are, of course, absolutely right apostata.
it is not about being right probably it is even more difficult, this ought to 1920-1927
but yhe sun of a guns used the signing on the revival pieces after reopening in the fifties
actually its Scylla and Charybdis valuewise , but i think it is a easy way out mistake(or sting) from seller to save some return on invest