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Japanese statsuma vase question

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Jose Deleon, Aug 1, 2020.

  1. Jose Deleon

    Jose Deleon Active Member

    I picked up this vase today at goodwill for $12 first it was a lamp I removed it, found a clear brittle bag filed with sand had to be inside quite long time for weight. Here's the question is this Taisho or meiji? Has to before WW2 due to the sticker needing second opinion. What if made 1921 or before then got stamp after? Like referring to china stamp but was really made before 1930¿?
     
    Jose Deleon, Aug 1, 2020
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  2. clutteredcloset49

    clutteredcloset49 Well-Known Member

    I would guess 1930s up to WWII.
    "Made in" Japan was used after 1921 when import laws for US changed.
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    clutteredcloset49, Aug 1, 2020
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  3. Jose Deleon

    Jose Deleon Active Member

    Yes that's what I was thinking just got confused reading all day back and forth. For an example made 18th century but stamped 1920 had me thinking it was made after 1920+ lol. Yeah I just needed a second opinion. Thank you
     
    Jose Deleon, Aug 1, 2020
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  4. Mat

    Mat Well-Known Member

    I agree with clutteredcloset, this should be early Showa period.
     
    Mat, Aug 1, 2020
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