Tips on How to Identify Japanese Satsuma Pottery
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2020
- A short tutorial on how to recognize and identify Japanese Satsuma pottery.
Josh will take a quick look at the pottery itself, the glaze applied to the pottery, some common markings, and the differences in quality.
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Me: “I’m going to go to bed on time today!” Also me: *ends up watching youtube videos about 19th century Japanese pottery at 4 in the morning*
This was awesome. Great delivery, informative, good photos, great compilation, and well made video. Love the outtakes too! Lol.
Well, that was informative! I inherited a Satsuma tea set in cobalt blue. It's probably not worth a lot of money, but I still love it!
Thank you
Your lecture was very informative.
Thanks so much for the overview! So helpful.
I'm going to binge watch all of these, interesting stuff. I thrift a lot for fun and this is very educational.
I inherited 3 vases. Thank-you for this information. Now I know they are Satsuma. They have been in my family for over 80 years. Its been a struggle trying to find their age.
enfin le retour depuis le temps !
Wow Josh. Well done. Really appreciate your willingness to share tips about antiques. It actually helps the collector community being better informed. Feel free to share any insights when you get time. Do you take requests of subject material? Thanks
It is great educational video. I am very impressed about it👍🙏
Josh, big fan, dealer out of western Mass. Working hard at learning Asian antiques, so I appreciate the vids!
Thanks Eric !!! We already have some more informative videos in the works that will be coming out soon.
You have stunning, exquisite pieces on display.
Do u know where I go for value of a satsuma vase?
@@katrinachasteen1198 try Dr. Lori she is on RUclips and takes video calls she really knows her stuff ! :) good luck hope you find your answers!
This guy is wildly Underrated 🎖🎖
Very helpful, thank you. Thank god for RUclips and thank god I’m a genz that knows how to find this shit. YOU’RE AMAZING. Please upload more vids, thanks!
Thank you very much🙏❤
thank you for this information! please tell me about your framed oil painting on your wall. i have one close to it, with a castle in the background. signed j wade
Please tell me about the dark cobalt vase on your left while I look at you.
Thank you very much for this informative video! I am currently looking into a satsuma incense burner and it does indeed have the 山 signature. Do you have any literature recommendations on the san signature that I could look into for more infos?
We also have here, its white we couldn't knew how to find it out if its artifact or not, but this one has 150 years of old
What about if the item says satsuma on the bottom written like that
I found this very helpful but I still can’t find the markings from the vase I have. There is a square marking on the bottom of the vase, and an oval marking on the back of the vase. The markings are both red, does that matter? Thanks, Claire
I have a Koi bowl with satsuma on the bottom . How can I tell it is real? How can I post a picture of it?
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At 0:26,you are holding a brick red vase,I have one similar to it.Can you please provide some information?
I am the dealer of Japanese antique teaware. Thank you for sharing this useful video.
I was left a Japanese tea set n was trying to get value.
I have a vase and wanted to know if it's worth anything
Hi sire
I have nice piece of vase I have purchased it from antique shops in egypt
I would like to approach you with it's photos to identify is it japanese or chinese
Hi tengo unas cups de sake marca kutani y quiero saber si son antiguas me.puedes ayudar
nice ! ☺️
3:26!! It looks almost exactly like my Satsuma Vase.... It was appraised for $10k in 1997... Do you have any idea where I can get a current appraisal, and perhaps find a buyer? Thank you for a GREAT video!
So a vase with a sticker that says Japan and word satsuma written with flowers overhead is fake then ? I have had this vase since the 70’s and never even thought it might be fake .
My dad had a factory I. Hong Kong in the 60s-2000’s and he has expensive art, jars etc. do you k ow where I could get them appraised?
I believe I have a satsuma vase but there isn’t any markings on it?? Is there anyone that could help me??
Finally
New upload.
I follow your youtube and your ebay store:)
I also sell chinese antique part time.
It has certainly been quite a while since our last upload but this year we will be back in a big way. We already have many more videos in the works that will be coming out soon. Thank you for following!!!!
If there is no mark at all does that mean it was never supposed to leave Japan?
The picture in background of some of your videos ,,a hawk sitting on? Is that worth much my sis has one beautiful framed, from thrift store!
What if there is no marking on satsuma pottery and it has a bit of moriage would that be something mass produced
Professor, we who follow your programs need translation. Where is the translation? .F J .
Hi does anyone know anything about this
Hi have 2 x Satsuma Urns approx 100 to 150 years old?. I took several photos and a signarure on the underside.
We had a color blue vase named imperial made in Japan. I don't know if it's real tho
whats a triangle with a number in it mean satsuma plate
Hi, can you do one on Japanese celadon ... I have one that I found at a thrift store but I don’t know if it’s real? It’s green with crackle effect
Feel free to email us some photos of your piece and we will be happy to help you identify it. Thanks for watching.
@@AntiquesChamberlain hi I have got a dish it got stamped on the bottom of the square dish I have no idea what it could be it looks like a tree it blue
Hi friend i need ur help i have a satsuma vase a d something written in the bottom plz help me i want to sell them but i dont know the worth
How can i share the pic
I have a piece of pottery that I'm not sure if it's real or not. I would like to have it looked at by someone who knows but dont have money to burn. Any help would be ice have a pic of the bottom if that will help.
Hi Mr thanks for all information is great .I have a 18 cm qianlong nian zhi plate porcelain and I need ideas if possible your Émail . Good luck Mr and thank you very much
2:35. We found a large highly decorated pot. With fish paintings inside. Japanese or Chinese? Trying to do some research
I have a peace looks just like the one at 2:54 but there is no mark on bottom
Thank you for commenting!!! Although most pieces were signed you will occasionally find pieces with no markings or markings that have worn away. Feel free to visit our website at chamberlainantiques.com and send us some images. Josh will be happy to take a look and share his thoughts.
Halo Mr. Chamberlain. I enjoy your video educated me about antique things. Would you mind appraise some of my old Chinese plates/bowl. Sorry I am faaaraway from your place. I am from Indonesia ( south Asia.) Thanks.
I recently found a Nippon vase heavily painted in 22kt. Unfortunately, sometime in its life it took a spill from its shelf. Damn cats! It broke one of the handles off. But somebody thought enough of this vase to repair it. There are 3 breaks in the handle and the closest to the neck a well hidden chip.
Is it worth having it professionally restored? How much can I expect to pay for the restoration? What is the difference in value from perfect undamaged condition, to damaged unrestored value, to professionally restored value. I can send pics to your email.
Very instructive, thank you. (Only, I would suggest that perhaps you might want to take a look at how the Japanese names are pronounced correctly.. It´s very easy, actually...)
thank you I am learning asian in general,,
Shout out to all my crip homeboys and blood homeboys.
the things is how can you know, you are not buying fake pottery...that is the question..
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Your videos's volume are so slow
Useless
Why you have satanic signs fish when you starting program