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    Posted 5 years ago

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    dartibs
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    This is a vase that I own. I have been researching it & reached a brick wall. Some say that it is Japanese, some Chinese. Rare color? Thought I would ask your opinion.

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    1. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 5 years ago
      This is Japanese Satsuma ware. The upper character (?) means nigi "Right". That gives an indication that it is 1 of a set of vases and that it is the right vase. I think the other character (?) means "nine".
    2. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 5 years ago
      I'm sorry but this website can not handle Japanese characters or symbols.
      The upper symbol is:
      https://learnjapaneseonline.info/2014/01/23/japanese-kanji-for-left-and-right-why-they-are-what-they-are/

      and the bottom one:
      http://kanji-symbol.net/2011/nine-2/

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