| Most marks of the old Imari porcelains were usually hand painted inside of a foot ring. The same marks were used in the different periods, except a few which only appeared in the particular period or were used exclusively by a certain maker of that period. |
Uzu-fuku 渦福
Fuku (huku) mark with spiral stroke in the kanji character
Fuku (huku) mark with spiral stroke in the kanji character
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| Marks |
| Fuku Mark |
A kanji character, fuku (huku). It means happiness
Good Fortune and Rare Fine Object Marks
Hizen Marks
Other regions
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Sometsuke Plate 1740 - 1770 No.93
Sometsuke Plate 1750 -1780
Sometsuke Plate 1720 -1740
Hasami Kiln
Hasami Kiln
Sometsuke Hakkau-zara 1780 -1810 No.24
Iroe Bowl 1750-1790
Kaku-fuku 角福
A kanji character, fuku in squares
A kanji character, fuku in squares
Yama-fuku 山福
Fuku (huku) mark with abbreviation of a kanji of yama on top : yama means mountain
Fuku (huku) mark with abbreviation of a kanji of yama on top : yama means mountain
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