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Chinese vase with lid.

by Ted Butler
(East Amherst, NY USA)

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Good day!
Would you kindly offer some advice/information regarding the photos attached of a Chinese hand painted vase that was passed on to my Grandmother in the early 1900's.

The dimensions are as follows: height (with lid) 10.25" in height by 5.25" at its widest circumference.

Please examine the attached photos so that you might provide your expert opinion as to origin, time era and possible value.

With much appreciation, I remain very truly yours,
Ted Butler
East Amherst, NY USA

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Chinese vase with lid.

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Jun 07, 2011
 vase
by: peter

Hello,
All of this vase gives the impression of European style, there are no Chinese elements.
The mark could be Japanese, as Japanese makers are know to have started imitating western style items early.
I would try asianart.com, as they have some forum members knowledgable in Japanese ceramics.

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