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vase

By nillsvt, 23 August, 2013
Description

Japanese signed MEIJI Period Hand Painted Gilded Satsuma Covered Vase 8 inches in tall with the namesatsum and a1 and c15 on the bottom

Category
General Antiques and Collectibles
Distinguishing marks
satsums
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
about 8 inhices tall
For Sale?
No
Photos

jordanleb42

11 years 7 months ago

Re: vase

Hello,

 

This is a modern chinese reproduction of a Satsuma-style vase. This was produced in the last 5 years and certainly DOES NOT date to the Meiji Period.

the numbers a1 and c15 are quality control numbers from the factory in China where this piece was produced.

Satsuma ware is frequently copied these days, although it is rather easy to tell the difference between real and fake pieces. If you look up "Kinkozan" and "Yabu Meizan" on Google, you will find some real A++++ quality pieces of Satsuma ware.

Regards,

Jordan.

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