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Antique Nippon Vase 1891 / 1921

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    Posted 8 years ago

    Alex395
    (56 items)

    Need Help . What is the pattern and what year was it made.
    Is the Nippon trade mark real and from what year range

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    VERY FINE ANTIQUE VICTORIAN NIPPON MORIAGE RAISED ENAMEL PORCELAIN HANDLED VASE
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    V.LARGE ANTIQUE NIPPON FLORAL RAISED MORIAGE ENAMEL PORCELAIN JUG PITCHER VASE
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    VERY FINE ANTIQUE VICTORIAN NIPPON MORIAGE RAISED ENAMEL PORCELAIN HANDLED VASE
    VERY FINE ANTIQUE VICTORIAN NIPPON ...
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    1. Dizzydave Dizzydave, 8 years ago
      Morimura Mark
    2. Dizzydave Dizzydave, 8 years ago
      “M in Wreath”, M stands for Morimura Bros. (importers). Mark used since 1911. Found in green (shown), blue, magenta, and gold colors.
    3. katherinescollections katherinescollections, 8 years ago
      Nippon is the name of the country, Japan, not the trademark. Pieces stamped Nippon are from the years prior to 1921. Morimura is the name used by Noritake during those years. Your piece was produced circa 1914 - 1921.
    4. katherinescollections katherinescollections, 8 years ago
      As for pattern, my limited understanding is that Japanese ceramics of this type aren't generally of a pattern, but of a style. One of the experts on Asian wares may have more information to offer you on this thread.

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