Pottery with no marks
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Re: Pottery with no marks
It looks like a Nippon moriage vase.
janetpjohn- Number of posts : 295
Location : Louisiana
Registration date : 2015-03-16
Re: Pottery with no marks
Base photo important even if there are no marks
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I’m not sure the colours and floral decoration are right for Japan. Might be Capodimonte with Japanese influence
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Re: Pottery with no marks
Many thanks for your helpful suggestions, which I will research further. After the suggestion that it may be a Nippon moriage vase I had a look on the web and saw an identical one on pin interest. I am a bit worried that there is no mark anywhere. Is that normal for Nippon? I will take a photo of the base as you have suggested Naomi.
LeslieA- Number of posts : 4
Location : Belper
Registration date : 2018-08-08
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It looks very familiar but I really can’t decide between Japanese and European. It looks too clean to be old, but the style doesn’t look recent
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So hard to identify. I think it is fairly old - it was my great grandmother who was born in 1895. It may have actually come from her mother so could possibly date to the 1800's.
LeslieA- Number of posts : 4
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Registration date : 2018-08-08
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