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Subject:Assistance requested identifying 6-character mark on, and age of, Imari cat
Posted By: Chris Wed, Jun 22, 2022 IP: 2600:8801:fb00:a16:f Hello I. Nagy, Stan, et al, |
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Subject:Re: Assistance requested identifying 6-character mark on, and age of, Imari cat
Posted By: Bill H Thu, Jun 23, 2022 This is a contemporary possible Hong Kong transfer-decorated Chinese product imitating Japanese-made lucky cats. It bears a mark of "Yi Qian Tang Long Nian Zhi" (義謙堂龍年製), meaning "Made in the year of the Dragon for the Hall of Righteous Modesty (or humility)". Gotheborg.com carries this mark as "1980s" and perhaps being decorated in Hong Kong either by the Overjoy or Ah Chou Painting Factory owned by relatives who are known to specialize in decorating Chinese porcelain blanks, including cat images. Such items have popped up in the forum previously. |
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Subject:Re: Assistance requested identifying 6-character mark on, and age of, Imari cat
Posted By: Chris Fri, Jun 24, 2022 Dear Bill, |
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Subject:Re: Assistance requested identifying 6-character mark on, and age of, Imari cat
Posted By: Bill H Sat, Jun 25, 2022 It's a Chinese work in the Japanese style and Imari palette. Minimal decorative value. |
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Subject:Re: Assistance requested identifying 6-character mark on, and age of, Imari cat
Posted By: Chris Tue, Jun 28, 2022 Thanks again Bill. Is there any chance you might share your thoughts on the 4-lobed (presumably) Ko-Imari bowl I posted the week before last? I posted the link below, and once again, thank you I advance for any assistance you can provide. |
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Subject:Re: Assistance requested identifying 6-character mark on, and age of, Imari cat
Posted By: Bill H Wed, Jun 29, 2022 I saw this one when it was posted and had a gut feeling the piece might be Showa period (post-1926) but not enough confidence to say for certain. You might want to re-post the same item and ask explicitly for Japanese porcelain and pottery collector comments. |
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