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Posted 2 years ago
Steptoe1
(1979 items)
Hello I have just rediscovered this vintage Japanese tea pot that I had forgotten about, I posted the cup that matches this tea pot, and this has the actual maker’s stamp. I am wondering if I will discover another cup an maybe the saucers, don’t remember if they was a set.
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well geisha ware is made between 1880 and yesterday
we are committed to the tarif mckingley act AND the follow up of the mckinley act
in plain english it is made later 1920, but in early there is a revival after a decadse of intermissions,
so are we before the intermission 1926-1940 or after since 1952,no we are between
1926.1940 probably ( kilnpitting -thickness of the pot-_density of the blue)
so it is not likely you can fabricate a set
well buy antihing which got a an darkblue rim ( the so called post-bellum revivals)
actually do what you want , but don,t spend to much , this is cute but chickenfeed stuff