Posted 4 years ago
Weandocin54
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Found this nice plate today at the thrift shop. I’m hoping someone can tell me if it is from Japan or China. I think these are cranes.
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Posted 4 years ago
Weandocin54
(99 items)
Found this nice plate today at the thrift shop. I’m hoping someone can tell me if it is from Japan or China. I think these are cranes.
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WE just had our Thanksgiving weekend holiday, no cranes but lots of turkeys.
Surprised nobody commented on this fine Japanese place. It is marked with the actual Satsuma family and pottery mark, the traditional cross in a circle. Asian folklore of good omens, the cranes are often used as motifs and decors, on Japanese art works.
Thanks for posting, very nice find.
Thank you so much. Found this tucked away in back of an old cupboard at the thrift store.Very cheap. Nice to know about it.
very nice Satsuma plate!
WTF -WTF i am in chinese not in japanese, i got more questions than answers
it looked a stylised satsumi yaki mark( stylised or abbreviated , strange inside mon , it still looks generic
it is almost impossible to date generec porcelain, most have some age if the flooded crackle glaze could be indication, but the teared off labels looks later
bit rude , bit busy, looks real chalk white
I AM JUST GUESSING , SO I COULD BE COMPLETELY OFF , i think it is taisho period,the flight of cranes has probably an antroposophical meaning