Over 600 photos together with a special section on marks and backstamps, Japanese patent numbers, and trademarks. Ashtrays, bells, candleholders, pitchers, salt and pepper sets, souvenirs, vases, wall pockets, figurines, and much more are included. New sections include Lobster Ware and Japanese Arts & Crafts-style vases. AUTHORBIO: Carole White is the author of a four-volume series on Made in Japan Ceramics. She also wrote Collector's Guide to Lunchboxes and Glass & Ceramic Baskets. REVIEW: This book updates information on a range of ceramics made in Japan. An introductory discussion of maker's marks provides illustrated examples while chapters organized by item type, from bookends to condiment sets and cigarette items, makes for quick reference. It is the perfect book for collectors of Made in Japan ceramics, and is a perfect addition to the three-volume series by the author.
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This review is from: The Collector's Guide to Made in Japan Ceramics: Identification & Values (Paperback)
While this line of books continues to give pictures and markings for research and collecting, the author seems to be running out of examples when there are so many out there he could include.
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MADE IN JAPAN collectibles,
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This review is from: The Collector's Guide to Made in Japan Ceramics: Identification & Values (Paperback)
I collect older (collectible) MADE IN JAPAN items and therefore I have quite a few books on the subject. This book is not complete but quite helpful. Photos are nice. Many different volumes have been written on this subject. Infact, I own 3 other books on this subject. When "Made in Japan" collectibles were issued there were sooooo many different items sold, that it would be impossible to include all of them in just one book. The author tried and did a good job though.
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I have a lot of antiques and collectables and this book will come in handy. Easy to understand information. I will refer to this book often.
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The United States Customs Bureau enforces the law on marking goods that are imported by America. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dosen sets, highly glazed finish, shiny glazes, luster glazes, dog ashtray, shelf sitters, one dozen boxes, cache pot, blind mark, gross sets, reed handle, glazed china, attractive color combinations, impressed mark, wall pocket, dozen assorted, individual carton, baked earthenware, matte glazes, painted features, ashtray set, dozen sets, style vase, including handle, toothpick holder Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Art Deco, The Marks, Vase Assortment, Ceramic Novelties, Pin Cushion Assortment, United States, Kitchen Range, World War, Customs Bureau, Noritake Company, Toothpick Holder Assortment, Wholesale Catalog Illustrations, Ash Tray Assortment, Per Krone, Animal Assortment, Condiment Sets Plate, Dice Ask Tray, Doff Family, Elves Plate, Flower Frogs Plate, Hanging Vases, Lemon Servers, Moon Vases Plate, Per Kross, Size of Individual New!
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The United States Customs Bureau enforces the law on marking goods that are imported by America. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dosen sets, highly glazed finish, shiny glazes, luster glazes, dog ashtray, shelf sitters, one dozen boxes, cache pot, blind mark, gross sets, reed handle, glazed china, attractive color combinations, impressed mark, wall pocket, dozen assorted, individual carton, baked earthenware, matte glazes, painted features, ashtray set, dozen sets, style vase, including handle, toothpick holder Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Art Deco, The Marks, Vase Assortment, Ceramic Novelties, Pin Cushion Assortment, United States, Kitchen Range, World War, Customs Bureau, Noritake Company, Toothpick Holder Assortment, Wholesale Catalog Illustrations, Ash Tray Assortment, Per Krone, Animal Assortment, Condiment Sets Plate, Dice Ask Tray, Doff Family, Elves Plate, Flower Frogs Plate, Hanging Vases, Lemon Servers, Moon Vases Plate, Per Kross, Size of Individual New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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