I realize this is a duplicate. If I knew how to remove the other entry, I would. Please bear with me here. I inherited this Nippon Handpainted vase from an avid collector of antiques during the Great Depression. Can anyone help me describe it and place a value on it? I had thought to sell it on eBay. Any help would be appreciated.
MarthaHill –I sent an email back to you telling where the cabins are being built. I also posted pics of the signature in the Pickard Mark 5 topic. I have ordered a book about Pickard pottery to find the answer to who this human was that created this green and gold ting. My daughter had not seen it, and is in love with it. She is the first person ever to exclaim how beautiful it is, so it has a home now. I am determined to learn its true value and history. Here is another pic of the signature if that will help at all.
thank you for looking at the Pickard vase. I found a signature of it and attempted to add pictures showing the size of the mark and the signature. I have either flooded the inbox of Kovels with multiple messages, which I apologize for, or failed miserably. Am waiting to see if the pictures appear before trying again. The signature is not on the bottom, as it appeared to be on a lot of them on Google, but on the side. It is handwritten with a paintbrush, which is not easy to do, I guess. It seems to be J. M (or R) ic H or (K) followed by three or four letters. I had decided it was a clover pattern, due to the honeycomb of the gold on the green band, and the three and four leaf clover appearing flower things. I do appreciate your help.
thank you for looking at the Pickard vase. I found a signature of it and attempted to add pictures showing the size of the mark and the signature. I have either flooded the inbox of Kovels with multiple messages, which I apologize for, or failed miserably. Am waiting to see if the pictures appear before trying again. The signature is not on the bottom, as it appeared to be on a lot of them on Google, but on the side. It is handwritten with a paintbrush, which is not easy to do, I guess. It seems to be J. M (or R) ic H or (K) followed by three or four letters. I had decided it was a clover pattern, due to the honeycomb of the gold on the green band, and the three and four leaf clover appearing flower things. I do appreciate your help.
