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<p>[QUOTE="FacelessOne, post: 13117046, member: 114681"]I also wouldn’t put too much weight on the subject matter when deciding between Chinese and Japanese. Cranes, bamboo and calligraphy travelled across both traditions, and decorative pieces made for export often mixed styles anyway. The inscription is probably going to be the best clue if someone can read it clearly.</p><p><br /></p><p>The metalwork may help as well. If the hinges, feet or frame have any stamped marks, numbers or maker’s symbols, photograph those before doing anything to the surface. Even a tiny mark can sometimes lead to a workshop or export manufacturer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="FacelessOne, post: 13117046, member: 114681"]I also wouldn’t put too much weight on the subject matter when deciding between Chinese and Japanese. Cranes, bamboo and calligraphy travelled across both traditions, and decorative pieces made for export often mixed styles anyway. The inscription is probably going to be the best clue if someone can read it clearly. The metalwork may help as well. If the hinges, feet or frame have any stamped marks, numbers or maker’s symbols, photograph those before doing anything to the surface. Even a tiny mark can sometimes lead to a workshop or export manufacturer.[/QUOTE]
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