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Subject:Japanese Marks
Posted By: GBR Wed, Feb 16, 2005 Mr Lee/forum, |
Subject:Re: Japanese Marks
Posted By: Anthony M. Lee Thu, Feb 24, 2005 This is a seal script version of a mark found on 17th century blue and white procelians from china and then copied in Japanese pieces, FU GUI JIA QI - which translates to Beautiful vessel for the rich and honourable. It is usually found in pieces from china dating from the Jiajing to Chongzhen reigns ( 1522 - 1644) and then copied in export examples from that period onwards in ko-sometsuke pieces for Japan and later in Arita and Imari in Japan. |
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