Finally got around to having this looked at by an auction house. Late Meiji. Would be worth double if it had a shop mark. Thanks again for all...
It keeps the burning incense in an upright position, no matter how the globe is tilted. Pretty clever.
I believe it is the same type thing but I am assuming that The Vatican typically doesn't procure their Thuribles from the Far East. And I don't...
I think that cinches it. It's Japanese! In all seriousness, I do believe it to be. Any guess on period? I'm guessing late Edo to early Meiji.
Thanks! This is kind of like trying to finish a crossword puzzle...But more interesting and fun. I think I'll call it Japanese (agree with the...
Thank you! Is the consensus then that this is a Chinese silver mark or Japanese?
Thank you very much. Leave it to this dork to show it upside down... I've not ruled out that it may be Chinese. I'm still totally just...
Thuribly funny...
Thank you. It is gorgeous and big and heavy. Pretty sure it's .98, according to a metallurgist friend of mine. I've got a chance to buy it and...
Thank you. Lots of interesting stuff here. Found you via a Google search whilst researching Japanese silver hallmarks/maker's marks.
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Stumped on this. Anybody know these marks? I'd appreciate the help. Thank you.
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