Realistic glazed stoneware pig figure seal mark to underside...any ideas?
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Realistic glazed stoneware pig figure seal mark to underside...any ideas?
Beautiful realistically modeled stoneware pig, approx 6 1/2" length, with a semi-matte green-blue and brown glaze. Seal Mark to base has impressed or incised letters/characters. Possibly a J or T though could be chinese/japanese style character. Drawn a blank with usual reference books/net. Has anyone seen it or something similar before? Thanks
Mr Trebus- Number of posts : 207
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Re: Realistic glazed stoneware pig figure seal mark to underside...any ideas?
Can't make out the mark, but wouldn't be surprised if it's from the Far East.
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Re: Realistic glazed stoneware pig figure seal mark to underside...any ideas?
Thanks Naomi, if that's the case will probably never find out!
Mr Trebus- Number of posts : 207
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Re: Realistic glazed stoneware pig figure seal mark to underside...any ideas?
I think it's probably British, quite a few potters do animal sculptures, if only the mark was clearer I think someone would be able to figure it out.
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Potty- Number of posts : 3667
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Re: Realistic glazed stoneware pig figure seal mark to underside...any ideas?
Mark might be a partial M
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