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** Need Appraisal Please** Japanese "Made In Japan" Hand Painted Porcelain Ginger Jar with 2 Lids

By Kimberly C Davis, 22 October, 2011
Description

 Japanese Ginger Jar 

 

Hand Painted Porcelain 

Rare to Find One With Original Second Lid

The Hand Painted Signature/Mark on the Bottom

Reveals it is Dated Pre-War

Flowers / Beautiful Blue Bird

5" Tall , 14" Around at Top


 

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Porcelain
Distinguishing marks
Hand Painted Sign/Mark "Made in Japan" under Mountain on bottom
Condition
Mint
Size and dimensions of this item
5 inches tall and about 14" around at widest part
Date Period
circa 1940 ?
History
This jar was in my Uncle's Flat in San Francisco. He owned a gallery and Fine gifts shop 1945-1975
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
Yes
Photos

Kimberly C Davis

13 years 8 months ago

Re: ** Need Appraisal Please** Japanese "Made In Japan" Hand ...

Hi!  I would like to list this item on ebay if I could get a $ value.  I have researched for weeks trying to find this signature marking.  There just doesn't seem to be much information.  I did read that if the signature was brush stroke it is pre-war dated.  My research lead me to Noritake where every artists signature was different, and they often had more than one style.  It weighs .55#...  

I just read on this site that appraisers might be waiting to be paid so will not help for free.  I'm just starting my ebay business and having to part with precious family heirlooms in my house because my husband lost his job.  I seriously don't have a dime to my name and I have 2 kids.   I do have other items and was hoping to use this site to get some help.  I would be more than happy to pay someone in the future on items of value, but I just don't have it right now.  I'll take any help I can get.  

Thank you!

 

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Lovejoy

13 years 8 months ago

In reply to Re: ** Need Appraisal Please** Japanese "Made In Japan" Hand ... by Kimberly C Davis

Re: ** Need Appraisal Please** Japanese "Made In Japan" Hand ...

If you are really interested in Japanese china marks here's the place for you

http://gotheborg.com/marks/index_jap_marks.htm

I don't think this piece is Noritake, but they used a huge number of markings, in their earliest years they exported pieces made under contract for them by other companies as well.

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Fernlucky7

13 years 4 months ago

Re: ** Need Appraisal Please** Japanese "Made In Japan" Hand ...

This is a Mt.Fugi Made in Japan mark from the 1940-50's. Company called Yokoi Sei-Ichi Shoten made it they closed in 1942. I have seen similar items on ebay sell for around $20.

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