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COULD SOMEONE IDENTIFY MARK, POTTER OR EVEN DATE OF USE OF THIS TYPE OF MARK?

by Narish
(canada)

Appears to be impressed seal mark on the base of a blue & white porcelain plate, could this be studio mark, which country if possible...looks chinese from painting but could be Japanese or Taiwanese..relly hard to tell but mark could help a gret deal.
thanks for any comments,Narish.

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COULD SOMEONE IDENTIFY MARK, POTTER OR EVEN DATE OF USE OF THIS TYPE OF MARK?

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Mar 26, 2011
 Mark
by: peter

Hello,
The mark is upside down. It reads "Yamatoku". Sorry, but I don't know much about Japanese porcelain, but this should give you a starting point for further research. It likely is a business or artist's name.

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