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My favorite vase beautiful tall cobalt blue with gold trim and pansies. | Art Pottery1027 of 3091 |  |  |
Posted 8 months ago
robinj
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This is my favorite vase just gorgeous its approx 20". Just had to have it. Not sure of maker the marks at the bottom look Asian.If anyone can give me information on this maker mark I would appreciate. I would like to have a little more information.It's a conversation piece at my home and there's not to much conversation I just don't know enough about it.
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Very! ornate with presence isn't it, love the painting of the flowers, pansies? great size too, very nice...:-)
Can you tell me about the mark on this what period this vase is from or origin?
The characters at the bottom are probably Japanese. Check out gotheborg!
http://gotheborg.com/marks/index_jap_marks.htm
The characters on your vase are numbers, top to bottom 7, 10, 5. Together they are the number 75.