What kind of Vase is this?

[dutchtoga]

Hoping someone can tell me about the age and origin of this vase. Thanks

 

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[AC1955]

A pretty one! Sorry I can't help with identifying it, but I do really like it!


Anita

 

[Red James Cash]

The markings are pretty tough to make out.

 

[tamrock]

Looks like vintage Japnese Nippon china. Sure is beautiful. Does it have any chips or cracks?

 

[dutchtoga]

Looks like vintage Japnese Nippon china. Sure is beautiful. Does it have any chips or cracks?

No chips or cracks. Just a layer dust.

 

[surf]

Hey toga,

I cannot make heads nor tails of that mark. You might have a look at these marks: Pottery & Porcelain Marks - France - Pg. 10 of 22, and see if anything looks right.

I'd describe it as a Fin de siècle, Limoges (or wannabe) lobed urn with hand painted violets and copious gilding.

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[nhbenz]

I think a partial on the marks reads "Hand Painted", written oddly so that the P looks like a B.
If so, I more associate that with Nippon. Possibly a maple leaf Nippon mark next to it?

 

[diggummup]

The mark (to me) although somewhat hard to see, appears to be a Nippon Maple leaf-

“Maple Leaf Nippon”, dates back to 1891. Found in green, blue (shown) & magenta. Van Patten’s #52. This mark should be 1/4″ high. Known fake Maple Leaf backstamps are 1/2″ high.

Check the measurement.


Nippon Backstamps and Known Dates of Manufacture | Myriad Trading Co's Blog

 

[surf]

Great eyes, and impressive institutional knowledge, gentlemen!

If the mark is underglaze, as it should be, what would cause it to go grainy like the OP's example?

Here's an interesting page on Nippon marks: Real Or Repro ~ Identifying Fakes and Reproductions



"The width of the leaf in the old mark is approx. l/4"wide."