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Subject:Satsuma stamp
Posted By: Mike van der Steenhoven Tue, Jul 01, 2014 IP: 94.215.15.95

Hey Guys, I am Mike from the Netherlands.
I recently bought a pair of Satsuma vases because I think they are beautiful. I have done some research and figured a few things out. It’s a Satsuma vase dating around 1930 early Showa period. With some help of a friend we were able to translate the stamp. It says 富山, とやま pronounced (toyama). Toyama-ken, it is a city or prefecture of on Honshu island Japan.
But that is about it I’m stuck, I really would like to know where it is made and if it is a mass product or not. I hope someone here can help me. I have included photos of the objects and the stamp.
Kind greetings,
Mike

Subject:Re: Satsuma stamp
Posted By: Arjan Wed, Jul 02, 2014

Hallo Mike,

A bit hard without pictures but ... try it again with "zan" instead of "yama". "Tozan" would be an option.

Regards,

Arjan

Subject:Re: Satsuma stamp
Posted By: Mike Thu, Jul 03, 2014

Hallo Arjan,

Thank you for your reply. Something went wrong with uploading the pictures. I will try it again. Could you pleasse have another look? The stamp appears to be blue but we think there might have been some gold on top of it.








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