Are you sure it is Chinese? From the clothing and the architecture I would think it has Japanese origin...
A small copy of the bronze chariot found at the tomb of China's first emperor....
It is Chinese, Yixing, and not old. Still a nice piece. I cannot help with the maker. Mat
Have a look here: http://gotheborg.com/marks/brownetched.shtml . I think this is a newer one.
http://modernjapanesepotterymarks.blogspot.gr/2011/05/kozangama-maebata-china-corporation.html
I agree!
From what can be seen I think your mark could be an impressed Kinkozan mark, but I am not sure.
I think the cup is a (lotus?) blossom and the foot it's stalk, nice! I think I have seen that again, but it is certainly not common.
Any Jewelry, you are absolutely right, it was more the style (especially the faces) that makes me think this vase could be a Chinese product (with...
It is Chinese...
It is Japanese Satsuma, likely from Kyoto - Awata. Here is a cup I have marked Taizan with a similar decoration, but you mark seems not to be the...
Sorry, I cannot add much, the decoration and the bottom are Chinese. I have seen a few of this type but cannot find a comparable example online...
Yes, and the decoration, too, that scene with the crane I have seen many times on Shida-yaki dishes. I like yours!
Chinese, not sure how old it is...
I think it is Shida-yaki, not Arita but nearby.
It is Japanese Imari, I would think around the End of the Edo period, 1850? Let's wait what others say...
I think it is 20th c and goes in the direction of (Ogata) Kenzan style. Antique Inishie , couldn't the mark be read the other way round, as...
Thank you, great info!
Welcome, good to have you here!
Japanese marks tend to give more info than Chinese ones, for example Country of origin, place of manufacture, potter, decorator, type of ware, so...
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