In today's market, your urn would probably be worth $125 to $225. Q. This mark is on the bottom of a cut-glass oval dish. It has handles, measures around 6 inches long and is in excellent condition.

Dear Helaine and Joe: My great-grandfather purchased an urn in Japan around 1895. It stands 36 inches tall, and the decoration is detailed. There are no markings.

Time is running out for Bill Macdonald, who has one goal in mind: Securing a public home for an arcane collection of 17th-century Japanese porcelain at the Gardiner, whether the museum likes it or not ...

A. Your vase is Japanese porcelain, and probably dates from 1900-1910. It was made by the Fukagawa Company, from the Arita region of Japan. Founded by Chuji Fukagawa in 1894, the company has ...

American Chemical Society. "The art and science behind treasured Japanese porcelain." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 4 May 2016. <www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2016 / 05 / 160504121810.htm>.

JAPANESE PORCELAIN MARKS Share full article Aug. 6, 1882 The New York Times Archives ...

Boundary-pushing Japanese clay artist finds 'beautiful balance' in porcelain BY LISA ROTONDO-MCCORD | Curator of Asian Art, NOMA Dec 6, 2021 1 min to read 1 of 2 ...

For both practical and ceremonial purposes, a good deal of Japanese dinnerware is stackable: the lids of hazoken boxes are used as trays; the stacked, high-walled trays of a fuchidaka are used to ...

Takenori Nogami, Japanese Porcelain in the Philippines, Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society, Vol. 41, No. 1/2 (March/June 2013), pp. 101-121 ...