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Nikkom
Nikkom
1 year ago

maybe now someone else is here in the forum “fixedt

These are several, I’m sure. The image of the vase can of course be very helpful.

Your brand, a quarter turn left. That’s right.

I’ve had the brand before, and I’ve been stupid and dusty, that I didn’t find it again. But now I am very sure

Here’s a Kutani brand of a vase between 1970 and 2000 was made. Source

The Kutani brand is a generic brand and, as so often in Japanese and Chinese porcelain, cannot be assigned to any production. Unless there are other brands in addition to the Kutani brand. It’s a Japanese brand, so a Japanese vase. Kutani (九谷 = Nine mountains).

Kutani-Keramik (japanese九谷焼, Kutani-yaki) is the name for Japanese ceramic products which are Province of Kagatoday Prefecture Ishikawain late 17. century and then again from 1807 were or become.

Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kutani-Keramik

Your vase has a late decor and looks like made for the European or American market, so I see it. Similar decorations can be found quite often on all popular sales portals.

The fact that the brands sometimes differ significantly does not have to surprise you. This is often the case. Firstly, there are several Japanese writing styles and, secondly, many Japanese also have a sour claw.

Now you have some information and you can still research yourself a bit.

Have fun;)

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kummerfrei
kummerfrei
1 year ago

Good morning, thanks for the addition! Now it’s easier to research and at the beginning I was inclined not to take the vase so seriously, as this kind spreads in the 1960s to the end of 1970s as a tea service in Germany and were “in” and not very valuable. The rather routine execution of painting works after mass production, but I saw very high-quality models on the net, which were similarly executed.

I haven’t discovered the signature yet, but I haven’t seen it yet. But I think it might have been a cover on it and was used as a temple vessel.

With Google Lens you will find a larger selection of similar models, with some excitement and fun to research and, of course, time for it, you could get on the way. 😉

Let’s see if I can find even more accurate, but maybe someone else here in the forum is “fixed”.

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