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Subject:Japanese/chinese vase
Posted By: Rudy Barnett Mon, Jun 19, 2017 IP: 81.156.243.176 Hi, none too sure but probably Japanese due to 2 character marks. Very nice but proving a headache trying to identify and period. Any help appreciated. Thanks. |
Subject:Re: Japanese/chinese vase
Posted By: mikeoz Tue, Jun 20, 2017 Why do so many people posting on AsianArt assume everything is Japanese? |
Subject:Re: Japanese/chinese vase
Posted By: Martin Michels Wed, Jun 21, 2017 Mike, |
Subject:Re: Japanese/chinese vase
Posted By: rudy barnett Wed, Jun 21, 2017 Hello, thanks for the info. The reason I assumed (wrongly) is that I do not know the difference, hence the need to enquire! Isn't that the very reason forums exist? |
Subject:Re: Japanese/chinese vase
Posted By: Bill H Wed, Jun 21, 2017 According to Unicode character page information, the Korean transliteration would be 'Yeng-tong' for 榮東. However, I believe that Unicode transliterations may sometimes vary a bit from what you find in use locally. |
Subject:Re: Japanese/chinese vase
Posted By: Martin Michels Tue, Jun 20, 2017 Looks like Japanese Satsuma, marked with - I think - Eito 榮東. |
Subject:Korean Arts factory/company
Posted By: beadiste Thu, Jun 22, 2017 I've purchased things from them featuring this distinctive crackled celadon glaze with white and black underglaze cranes and other patterns. |
Subject:Re: Korean Arts factory/company
Posted By: rudy barnett Fri, Jun 23, 2017 Thanks for the info. Any idea of age/value? |
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