Japanese Porcelain set

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  1. Lilit

    Lilit Active Member

    IMG_6884.jpeg IMG_6885.jpeg IMG_6886.jpeg IMG_6887.jpeg IMG_6888.jpeg IMG_6889.jpeg IMG_6890.jpeg IMG_6891.jpeg IMG_6892.jpeg IMG_6893.jpeg Hi dear antiquers,

    I bought this cute little porcelain set today. Assuming it’s japanese.
    It does have a stamp but I don’t know anything about porcelain. Does anyone recognise the stamp?

    Also the cup and
     
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  2. Lilit

    Lilit Active Member

    More pics
     

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  3. moreotherstuff

    moreotherstuff Izorizent

    I know nothing, and you may find this irrelevant, but the background you have used looks, to my eyes, similar in color to the decoration on the rims of the pieces, which makes it look, in the first photo. like there are missing chunks.

    A blob mark, like that on the bottom, may be a decorator's mark put there to obliterate the name of the porcelain's manufacturer. Third party decorators might put the same decor on porcelain pieces from several different manufacturers to create their own "sets". If you hold a piece up to the light, you may see another mark under the blob. It is not important and will have no effect on value.
     
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  4. johnnycb09

    johnnycb09 Well-Known Member

    Its a coffee/luncheon set. Anywhere from the 1920s-60s. They churned out countless millions of things like this.Everybodys grandma had some. Sometimes called eggshell china because its so thin. Pretty stuff but not terribly sought after.
     
  5. evelyb30

    evelyb30 Well-Known Member

    Pretty stuff, but a tough sale these days. Forty years ago it was a hot ticket, but now.. good luck with anything Japanese. I was at an estate sale today and a satsuma lamp went begging, but a Chinese buyer was the first guy in the door.
     
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  6. kentworld

    kentworld Well-Known Member

    Cheap and cheerful from the day it was made!
     
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  7. Lilit

    Lilit Active Member

    Oh I had no idea. I paid pennies for this so it’s fine. Already started using it for my morning tea .
     
  8. laura9797

    laura9797 Well-Known Member

    and your nails are FABULOUS!
     
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  9. 916Bulldogs123

    916Bulldogs123 Well-Known Member

    As @johnnycb09 said, but these are marked Kutani, so a little better than most.
    Mikey
     
  10. Lilit

    Lilit Active Member

    Thank you so much
     
  11. Lilit

    Lilit Active Member

    Thank you for this piece of information.
    I did some searching on Kutani porcelain and I found a set that was similar in style and it was said to be from the last part of the Meiji Period, circa 1900-1910. So I searched on meiji period and found many similar ones
     
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    Lilit Active Member

  13. johnnycb09

    johnnycb09 Well-Known Member

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  14. 916Bulldogs123

    916Bulldogs123 Well-Known Member

    Only off by 40 years or so.
    But I could be wrong.
    Mikey
     
  15. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    a third off...... so it's not selling.....
     
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  16. Lilit

    Lilit Active Member

    It’s all good guys I love it
     

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