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ID of stamp ( China & Japan ) - Jack - Sep 08, 2014 (10:34 AM)
- Re: ID of stamp - sherlock - Sep 09, 2014 (11:03 AM)

Subject:ID of stamp
Posted By: Jack Mon, Sep 08, 2014 IP: 86.165.102.170

Hello, I've got an asian style vase, which i'm just after a bit of help with, can anybody help with ID'ing the below stamp
Kind regards
Jack.

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Subject:Re: ID of stamp
Posted By: sherlock Tue, Sep 09, 2014

Taken from Gotheborg.com

"The two right hand characters read Gizan (probably the artists signature), the third character reads Satsu or Sassuru but not as the first character used on Satsuma earthenware. Kyoto Satsuma, Mid 20th century, after 1940"