Question….has anyone ever seen this before on the bottom of a teacup saucer, Japanese characters, is this anything different or unusual, heres the pic…..
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best_deals4u1 Reputation: 16 See best_deals4u1's booth |
Hi, it’s just a person’s name (in Japanese) and the characters [URL removed]
大本ï¼ä¸å³¶å®¶ï¼
Large book! Nakajima house!
by Oomoto
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Nakajima house! Nakajima ke
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Nakajima ‘ke’ means Nakajima Family
And Oomoto doesn’t
‘ke’ = Gift from Nakajima family and Oomoto family.
Traditional Japan, usually husband’s family writes the name first and wife’s family follows for this kinda custom ceremony (gift invitation type)
Thank you, Monty
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
I would ask swims…I think he still lives in Japan
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
www.gotheborg.com is an excellent source for Asian markings. I don’t know any of them by sight yet, but I’m working on it. And Swims might know, yes, good one Cindy Bear.
I do know you have them sideways, turn the picture so the symbol that looks most like a cursive T is pointing straight up. That would be the one currently in the third row and on the bottom.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
thank you both for that suggestion ill check that out again thank you
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best_deals4u1 Reputation: 16 See best_deals4u1's booth |
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