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<p>[QUOTE="Ce BCA, post: 9515936, member: 18716"]It's Japanese Kutani ware painted in the Satsuma style, from the period when the economy was struggling and manufacturers had to diversify to try and keep going. Sometimes these items were porcelain blanks painted by Satsuma artists, and others were painted in the Kutani region in the Satsuma style. Dates around 1920-30. The mark is too rubbed to translate. If it's very thin and translucent the body type is called eggshell porcelain.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ce BCA, post: 9515936, member: 18716"]It's Japanese Kutani ware painted in the Satsuma style, from the period when the economy was struggling and manufacturers had to diversify to try and keep going. Sometimes these items were porcelain blanks painted by Satsuma artists, and others were painted in the Kutani region in the Satsuma style. Dates around 1920-30. The mark is too rubbed to translate. If it's very thin and translucent the body type is called eggshell porcelain.[/QUOTE]
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