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Subject:Japanese plate 'makers mark' question
Posted By: Kay Dee Sun, Dec 08, 2024 IP: 85.76.143.151 Wondering if this 'makers mark' on the bottom of a Japanese porcelain plate may distinguish the company that made it, approximately when it was made, and what the Japanese writing states? 
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Subject:Japanese plate 'makers mark' question
Posted By: Renato Sat, Feb 01, 2025 This is a japanese porcelaine plate from which reads: 寿祝 (Kotobuki Iwai) conveys a meaning related to celebration, good fortune, and longevity, often used in auspicious contexts like ceramics made for special occasions.
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Subject:Japanese plate 'makers mark' question
Posted By: Renato Sat, Feb 01, 2025 On the period it was made, hard to know,but it wasn't made before 20th century.
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Subject:Japanese plate 'makers mark' question
Posted By: Kay Dee Sun, Feb 02, 2025 Thanks for your input Renato!
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- Kay Dee - Dec 08, 2024 (05:53 AM) 