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Cloisonne41 of 2271920s Vintage Japanese Cloisonne Vase - Mark ID?Differences between Chinese and Japanese standard cloisonne objects, early 20th century.
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    Posted 5 years ago

    ho2cultcha
    (5051 items)

    I found this at Goodwill today. Some kind of cloisonne i think - made in Japan, i would guess. but i don't know anything else about it. there's no signature or any identifying mark that i can see.

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    1. Mrstyndall Mrstyndall, 5 years ago
      Gorgeous deep red color!
    2. truthordare truthordare, 5 years ago
      Beautiful Pete early to mid 20th, Japan akasuke (pigeon blood) ginbari (translucent enamel) cloisonne, with a lush rose bouquet.

      These were made for decades, they were so popular for export. There are maker's names such as Inaba and Sato that were marked, sometimes on the base rims.

      The type of metals used helps date them, this vase looks like nickel, so later. Thanks for posting.
    3. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 5 years ago
      thanks Mrstyndall, truthordare and rene!
    4. apostata apostata, 3 years ago
      tod is it about the nickel or is it about flat or deep dimling ?

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