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<p>[QUOTE="Fid, post: 419956, member: 7724"]JMHO.</p><p>the expo of 1878 would be the only one that fits. Japonisme was en vogue since 1872 only. BUT I don't buy that family lore, sorry. rings in mouth missing - and the one that is most severe: which merchant would have been paying the fees for exhibiting his items without marks or signatures ?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Fid, post: 419956, member: 7724"]JMHO. the expo of 1878 would be the only one that fits. Japonisme was en vogue since 1872 only. BUT I don't buy that family lore, sorry. rings in mouth missing - and the one that is most severe: which merchant would have been paying the fees for exhibiting his items without marks or signatures ?[/QUOTE]
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