Unknown Chinese/Japanese vase? Help needed!

Asian peacock vase by Jørgen Støylen posted Jan 26, 2020 at 10:12 PM

Hello! At my grandparents house and we very talking about antiques when this came up, it’s an old vase presumably from the late 1800s or early 1900s. And I could find this mark online. Anyone who can decipher it? It’s a peacock vase

 

Hi,
It is NOT a peacock it is a pheasant type bird.
greg

 

Ah yes that’s true, but I’m still not able to find the factory/artist from the seal while searching archives. My grandparents was wandering if it was worth holding on too

 

Do they remember how long they've had it?

 

They presume it was bought in the late 1800s so maybe 1890 ish?

 

Japanese version of chinese famille noir ....late 19th to early 20th. Not an expert. Wait for others to chime in.

 

@Asian Fever

 

I skimmed Gotheborg for you but couldn't find it under Japanese marks, but I might have missed it. (Ignore the certificate error business)

https://gotheborg.com/

 

Here's another site for Japanese pottery marks. Scroll down and on the right is an alphabetical list of makers.
Yes, it IS a lot of work !!!
http://modernjapanesepotterymarks.blogspot.com/
(Thank goodness there's an EDIT function here !)

 

Onjuku - 御宿
It is a japanese vase. Very liked made by a manufacturer in Onjuku JP.

 

Domo... A F !!!!

 

Ahhhhh.... I am coming to spread Coronavirus.....
Hehehe

 

You little devil , you !!!
I'm putting on gloves and a mask !!!!