Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
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Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
Last edited by NaomiM on June 29th 2018, 11:46 am; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
She signed her work with incised capitals up to about the mid 90's.
Got a couple of pieces of her work of that period, and they are very accomplished pieces. In all honesty this one looks nothing like them,and indeed is rather pedestrian.
Got a couple of pieces of her work of that period, and they are very accomplished pieces. In all honesty this one looks nothing like them,and indeed is rather pedestrian.
philpot- Number of posts : 3639
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
Later she signed with lower case.
I suspect that, whichever potter this is by, signed it on request after being fired.
I suspect that, whichever potter this is by, signed it on request after being fired.
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
Trouble is we have all had cases of Wishitus.
Reading something into a signature that just is not there, but you ssssooooo much wish it was......
Reading something into a signature that just is not there, but you ssssooooo much wish it was......
philpot- Number of posts : 3639
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
Well it's from a collector who buys direct from potters so it's possible. Unfortunately they'd had this for a few years and hadn't made a note to remind them who it was.
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
this is the problem with collecting the work of dozens of potters over many years, if you don't keep records you risk forgetting who made them.
I like to collect the work of potters with unmistakable styles that I can recognise across a room
I like to collect the work of potters with unmistakable styles that I can recognise across a room
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
Probably why goblets and casserole dishes aren't that popular

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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
The dreaded gold label syndrome. Which almost invariably gets lost!
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
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Re: Signed porcelain celadon beaker or teabowl
Maybe one for a cactus?
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