Hi
Would anybody be able to identify this signature as on the attached picture. I have just bought some porcelain set and would like to learn what it is if possible.
Thank you very much
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Porcelain signature
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Re: Porcelain signature
For starters, it's upside down.
I can read the second and third characters, but I'm having trouble with the first.
The last character is 画, which I often see in artist's signatures.
The middle character is 田, which means "field" and is a very common element in Japanese surnames. The first element resembles 妻 (and 妻田 Tsumata is an established surname) except that it's missing two strokes and I can't come up with another character that incorporates these elements.
I can read the second and third characters, but I'm having trouble with the first.
The last character is 画, which I often see in artist's signatures.
The middle character is 田, which means "field" and is a very common element in Japanese surnames. The first element resembles 妻 (and 妻田 Tsumata is an established surname) except that it's missing two strokes and I can't come up with another character that incorporates these elements.
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Re: Porcelain signature
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