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I bought this because the price was right. Anybody know what is it?
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Any ideas?

Postby Sora-n-Bellamy on Sun May 24, 2009 6:13 pm

My grandparents gave me a plate that belonged to my grandfather's parents (my great-grandparents). The plate is done in (what I consider to be) a very unususal style that is clearly Asian. It is marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on the back in red. I researched the pottery mark to being from sometime between
1920-1950. I am not a collector or anything but I am very curious about this plate. I took some pictures of it and you can see them here:http://www.flickr.com/photos/38474940@N06/sets/72157618295917438/. I have since threaded a thick ribbon through the holes in the plate and hung it up. Thanks for reading :D !
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Postby countryjoe on Fri May 29, 2009 8:35 am

Hi, I believe it is just a decorative plate. but it is a bit unusual looking.

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