Pottery & porcelain

Japanese marks

11 marks.

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Dated marks & timeline

11 marks
Japanese mark, c. 1955–1959

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c. 1955–1959

日本 特製

The source places use in the second half of the 1950s.

blue, white · porcelain · Japan

The source reads the inscription as Nippon Tokusei, meaning specially made in .

Japanese mark, c. 1975–1999

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c. 1975–1999

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Japan

Matsumine Kiln; dated by the source to the last quarter of the twentieth century.

Japanese mark

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Undated

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Japan

The source identifies inscriptions for Nippon, specially made in , and Suzuki.

Japanese mark

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Undated

JAPAN

Carl Claussen & Co of Berlin-Lankwitz operated from 1920 to 1974; these company dates do not establish this import mark’s use interval.

Japan

"Nippon" written in Japanese, " " and a double "C". This mark is the import mark of Carl Claussen & Co. Berlin-Lankwitz, Germany. The company was in operation from . The mark most probably was used

Japanese mark

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Undated

red, gold · porcelain

Found on red-enamel and gold porcelain described as typical of the Meiji period, 1868–1912.

red, gold · porcelain · Kyoto, Japan

Eiraku mark associated with a line of Kyoto potters.