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1. Didn't some stop IDing as Japan during WW2 and

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Fri Mar 10, 2023, 02:08 PM

Mar 2023

afterwards to sell more as the demand plummeted? When they were forced by US to label Made in Japan or Made in Occupied Japan, I heard some went through other countries to maintain their value.

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Dear dealers, anyone have a date schedule for mark changes, referring to porcelain. [View all] Paper Roses Mar 2023 OP

Didn't some stop IDing as Japan during WW2 and blm Mar 2023 #1

Nothing is labeled "Made in Japan" or "Occupied Japan". It is earlier than that. Paper Roses Mar 2023 #6

Go to The Marks Project for info. blm Mar 2023 #2

Thanks! quaint Mar 2023 #5

I use to have this book/ multigraincracker Mar 2023 #3

Anything marked Nippon us before 1921. sinkingfeeling Mar 2023 #4

On fb there is a group called Collecting Japanese Ceramics and Arts Marthe48 Mar 2023 #7

Thank you, I will search out these groups and see if I can find any info. Paper Roses Mar 2023 #10

Do you know what company made the set of china? Marthe48 Mar 2023 #8

The only marks on the china ares as I listed in my original post. No company that I can find. n/t Paper Roses Mar 2023 #9

A member of the Japanese Ceramics and arts sent a mark book. Marthe48 Mar 2023 #11