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Made in Occupied Japan china with unknown pattern name and mark name

By newdl1, 27 February, 2010
Description

I am trying to find out the name of the pattern and spelling of the mark. Looks like Svoto but everyone says it is Jyoto. I disagree because I've seen the mark for Jyoto and it is way different than the mark on my china. Knowing the approx. age would be nice also but most importantly the pattern name and mark I.D.

Category
China
Medium
unknown
Distinguishing marks
can't read it. I say Svoto china made in Occupied Japan
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
service of 12
Date Period
unknown probably at least 45 years old
Weight
unknown
History
was my aunts before she passed
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
unknown
For Sale?
No
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myarn

12 years ago

Re: Made in Occupied Japan china with unknown pattern name...

The mark is Jyoto China, circa 1948-1952.  I don't know the pattern name.  You can go to:

http://www.replacements.com/china/JYOIMG01.htm to view thumbnails of the Jyoto China

patterns.  

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Lovejoy

12 years ago

Re: Made in Occupied Japan china with unknown pattern name...

Not all patterns have names, quite often you'll find all they have is a pattern number, as can often be seen in the listed recorded by companies like replacements.com or chinafinders.com.  The demand for china of this type is very low right now as the market has been flooded by the children and grandchildren of the World War Two generation clearing their estates or selling off their inheritances.

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