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Can somebody identify this vase?
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2009/8/10 22:57
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by rikus (guest)
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"Chubu China" might mean "Chubu Touki (chinaware)," so it might well be Japanese - yet other seals I see are different from this one :(
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by AK
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Without knowing much about china ware myself it strikes me strange that a Japanese (or even Chinese for that matter) uses a crown seal like the one in the photo. Interesting find :)
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by Kevin (guest)
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Sorry this is quite OT, but
Uco, I wish I could say I was losing my 20/20...I never had that lol I've been very short-sighted all these years, and NOW I have to wear bifocals... *sigh*...
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by AK
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OT on Chinaware
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2009/8/12 01:53
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This is not exactly the answer to the original question, but having a crown itself doesn't seem to be so unusual even in chinaware made in Japan. Search the following list on the word "Japan" and you'll realize there are more than one seal that has a crown and is yet made in Japan. Unfortunaly, however, the seal of the OP doesn't show. http://www.efineantiques.com/webpages/fine_porcelains.h...Btw AK, to be honest I did buy a pair of presbyopia glasses several months ago and suffering a serious culture shock of "How are you supposed to see things beyond this tiny frame??"
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by Uco (guest)
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Thanks for that Uco. I always thought that Crowns were something from monarchies in the western world. Didn't see any importance to such a symbol being used in Japan. Always interesting to learn something new :)
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by Kevin (guest)
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