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Bought this today at the flea market for $25, from a seller who didn’t have anything else Asian. Is it an old Wucai bowl you think? I’m worried a little about the simplicity of the lady’s face but  I really liked that unglazed  trimmed foot, the glaze pulls and kiln grit here and there. The green glaze is slightly piled. You can feel it raised as you run your fingers over it. The bowl is a bit over 8.5”, about 4.5” deep. Your thoughts appreciated.

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21/08/2022 8:15 pm  

Hmm, I think Wucai would include yellow as well.

I'm no expert, so my wild guess would be that this is Chinese and was made no earlier than the 1900's; maybe republic era?

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21/08/2022 8:31 pm  

My thinking is Japanese 


   
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Topic starter 21/08/2022 8:55 pm  

@khoi I see. I wasn’t sure if it applied to the type of colors or the number of colors.


   
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21/08/2022 11:47 pm  

@lotusblack Mine too, with that blue circle next to the interior rim of the base, which is almost always a tip off to being Japanese.


   
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21/08/2022 11:56 pm  

@sharonp that’s what I was told on Gotheborg in the Japanese thread a blue line really close to the foot was always Japanese. Wasn’t someone talking about Japanese doing Wucai in late 19th century recently?

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Topic starter 22/08/2022 1:01 am  

@lotusblack I agree that blue line is typical of Japanese bowls but the acanthus leaves and the lady with the Chinese fan confuses things.


   
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22/08/2022 1:32 am  

Definitely Japanese in the Chinese style. 

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22/08/2022 1:36 am  

Japanese: late Meiji possibly Taisho would be my guess. By acanthus leaves, do you mean the border around the foot? That was used alot around 1900, not exclusively then, of course.

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@teryjaki 

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Concur with others, definitely Japanese painted in, mostly,  Chinese style ... 

Not really my area, so will defer to the Japanese specialist re; dating attribution ...

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Topic starter 22/08/2022 8:50 pm  

@julia yes the design around the bottom. I understand it’s referred to as acanthus motif and I thought associated with Chinese porcelain. It’s sounding like the consensus is maybe Japanese homage to Chinese porcelain?


   
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Topic starter 22/08/2022 10:26 pm  

Sent it to ID Assistant and Mr. Combs says it’s Showa period Japanese with some Chinese influences. I guess everyone was spot-on. Thank you everyone for your input.

 


   
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That's good to know. I was sure this one is older than the one in the other thread. 😊 


   
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