Identify Antique Japanese Porcelain
writerplus
10 years ago
I was gifted with this set of Japanese porcelain approx. 25 years ago - it was purchased at Christie's Action house. I recall it being from the 1600's but lost the history. Is anyone able to identify it or recommend a site that could? I have more photos but am having trouble posting more than one.
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