Japanese vase - need opinion
Tom_SVK
11 years ago
Hello everybody, a friend of mine has inherited an antique porcelain vase (please see the attached picture) and asked me to help him with its identification. I did some research and found that it should be a Japanese vase made by Suzuki Co. in the mid-20th century. However, I was unable to find any more details on the value of the vase. Therefore, I'd like to ask for your opinion on the matter, whether it has some value or if it's just a nice cheap piece of porcelain. Thanks a lot in advance! Tom
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