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    Posted 7 years ago

    kmusto
    (7 items)

    Dad brought this back from Korea in the early 50s. It may be Japanese.. any clues? Thank you! I want to leave info for my kids!

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    1. truthordare truthordare, 7 years ago
      yes, Japanese, beautiful akasuke (pigeon blood) vase with clear enamel on a silvered surface that has been impressed with a design, and with wires for the rose bouquet motif.

      These were produced for export by several of the big cloisonne studio from about 1920 to 1960, you might have a mark on the base to tell you which one.
    2. Echoplexic, 7 years ago
      I really thought this was a canton ware piece for sure.

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