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<p>[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 2260, member: 35"]Ah, you'll need someone better at asian ceramics than I to say if Chinese or Japanese. For me, I think Japanese is usually more delicate/refined in decoration while Chinese is bolder and often -- JMHO -- not quite as good quality. And yes, I realize people say Chinese or English imari, but I wanted to point out that they are really "common usage" terms, but not really correct terms. I can't really make my mind up about this one, but I'm "thinking" more likely Chinese. Sorry![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 2260, member: 35"]Ah, you'll need someone better at asian ceramics than I to say if Chinese or Japanese. For me, I think Japanese is usually more delicate/refined in decoration while Chinese is bolder and often -- JMHO -- not quite as good quality. And yes, I realize people say Chinese or English imari, but I wanted to point out that they are really "common usage" terms, but not really correct terms. I can't really make my mind up about this one, but I'm "thinking" more likely Chinese. Sorry![/QUOTE]
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