Antique vases

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Posted by Matty2p

9 years ago

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My grandparents recently came on to possession of four antique vases and need them identifying and valuing. If you could please give us any information regarding the vases if you could please post and give us what you know. I don't know how old they are but the previous owner was 93 and she took them off her mother and we don't know if it had been passed down previous to that.

The mark on the bottom seems to be a number 4 but I don't know why and the fourth vase has a number 32 on the bottom of it.

the only damage on the three is a significant chip on one of the vases as shown in one of the three vases.

Thanks for taking your time to read this.

Category Pottery

Distinguishing marks Nothing that we can see, at first we bought they had a mark but it seems that two have a number 4 as shown in the pictures and one has a 32 on the bottom. We can't see any signatures or marks other than that.

Condition Excellent

Date Period Early 1900?

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