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Admin04.07.2021

Japanese Porcelain Ware

Shiro Satsuma was fired in the Tateno and Naeshirogawa kilns, and was for use only within the Han and Shimazu household and not for the eyes of the general public.
88010
Admin30.06.2021

Kutani Porcelain

In the late Edo era, the pattern, called Shida-Karakusa, became almost like ferns.
Admin13.08.2021

Japanese Porcelain Ware

This lake, called Lake Tokai, was a larger lake than the current Lake Biwa.
2400
Admin11.07.2021

Japanese Porcelain Marks

Particularly in the US, Nippon marked pieces have always brought a large premium over those marked Japan or Made in Japan and certainly more than unmarked wares.
7308
Admin03.07.2021

NIPPON PORCELAIN & NIPPON

This mark is likely to have come into use after 1945, when Carl Claussen returned home after WW II.
2004
Admin23.08.2021

Types of Japanese Pottery and Porcelain

The 7th generation Raku family descendant, Raku Chonyu, first began using the technique.
4200
Admin27.07.2021

Types of Japanese Pottery and Porcelain

Mark is for Suzuki Company, a distributor which had pieces made with its mark for sale and distribution.
26010
Admin13.07.2021

Japanese Porcelain Ware

Pieces marked with JAPAN or MADE IN JAPAN in plain text without any company marks, in general date to the period immediately after the second WW.
6600
Admin13.07.2021

Imari (Arita) Porcelain

Above all else, the reason for Shitoro ware rising to acclaim was due to the attention received from Kobori Enshu and other practitioners of tea ceremony, as well as its selection as one of the Enshu Nanagama.
1003
Admin20.09.2021

Echizen Ware Guide: Japanese Ceramics (Pottery)

Kutani Porcelain - History Kutani ware is a style of Japanese porcelain that originated in and near Kutani, now part of Kaga, Ishikawa in the former Kaga Province.
5500
Admin09.08.2021

Echizen Ware Guide: Japanese Ceramics (Pottery)

In 1941 the offices of the Morimura Brothers Export Co were closed and the "M" as in Morimura inside the wreath was changed to an N as in "Noritake", a name it would not officially have before 1981.
2702
Admin28.08.2021

Modern Japanese Pottery and Porcelain Marks (窯印): MADE IN JAPAN OR JAPAN

Takahashi Company San Francisco based import company selling wares from various factories.
5304