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I have some animal figurines i think from the 1950s.
Dating made in japan ceramics blue sticker. To illustrate how difficult it can be to pinpoint an item s manufacturing period both arita ware from the qianlong period 18th century and from the 1970s use a hazy blue underglaze for their marks. These most likely will be made in blue or black with white lettering. This is when the paper or foil labels came into their own. The six main schools.
The japanese word for ceramics is yakimono which is used to refer to all aspects of ceramics and pottery. His saké ware is stamped around the footring with the same character. Some pottery schools in japan date back to the 12th century and there are six primary regions or kilns of pottery schools in japan bizen shigaraki seto echizen tamba and tokoname. Most were marked japan.
1 a small oval or rectangular shaped paper sticker. They are salt and pepper shakers that appear to be six of the dogs from lady and tramp. After that just the word japan was used again. Pre 1921 items were not marked made in japan.
The 2 most common labels now seem to be. Pieces marked with japan or made in japan in plain text without any company marks in general date to the period immediately after the second ww. The wooden presentation box is also signed ko and holds his name stamp. They are all a little different either in color size or shape.
After 1921 a lot of countries marked them either japan or nippon. Blue dashes around the rectangle then blue box with japan in white. A mark made by stencil is a much later way of marking dating from the showa period 1926 to 1989. Kamada kōji s tea ceremony bowls and larger works are signed with the kanji character for ko the first in his given name.
1952 today the vast majority of today s imports are marked japan or made in japan. During the period 1921 1941 porcelain should be marked japan and roughly after 1941 marked made in japan though numerous exceptions appears to occurs. Japan first started exporting blue and white porcelain to western markets in the 1650s following a disruption of trade between the west and china. The 2 most common labels now seem to be.
Made in japan marks the following marks are from made in japan pieces. According to experts on 19th and 20th century japanese ceramics the color does not help date a mark. This is when the paper or foil labels came into their own. There seems to be no significance in color of the text as to age.
Items marked made in occupied japan were made between february 1947 and april 1952. These most likely will be made in blue or black with white lettering. Some come with the addition of occupied japan. 1952 today the vast majority of today s imports are marked japan or made in japan.
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