Fukagawa Seiji

Japanese fine old soft blue mountains porcelain vase, mint, signed and boxed Maker: Fukagawa

1650, founded its own crafts company FUKAGAWA-SEIJI in 1894. The company was awarded the Grand Prize at

first ceramic kiln in 1650, founded its own crafts company Fukagawa-SEIJI in 1894. The company was

yellow Marked at base, 'Made in Japan' And also a carved mark from Fukagawa Seiji. Condition Perfect

depicting mythical sea creators and motifs, each with masked handles on either side. Seiji (Fukagawa

the Fukagawa Porcelain Company, aka Fukagawa Seiji. The company exported a porcelain ware to Europe

signature is consistent with mid-20th-century Fukagawa studio pieces, possibly from the later Fukagawa Seiji

Chuji Fukagawa started the Fukagawa Seiji Company (1894 to 1935) with the mount Fuji and stream mark

first ceramic kiln in 1650, founded its own crafts company Fukagawa-SEIJI in 1894. The company was

in 1910 FUKAGAWA-SEIJI was appointed official purveyor to the Japanese Imperial Household. Making all

company FUKAGAWA-SEIJI in 1894. The company was awarded the Grand Prize at the 1900 Exposition Universelle

kiln in 1650, founded its own crafts company FUKAGAWA-SEIJI in 1894. The company was awarded the Grand

FUKAGAWA-SEIJI in 1894. The company was awarded the Grand Prize at the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris

Japanese blue porcelain monkey sculpture Okimono Maker: Fukagawa Seiji for Fukugawa Arita model

(1868-1912) ceramic charger made under the banner of the Fukagawa Seiji Gaisha, a breakaway company

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