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Pot Mark

Posted: January 28th, 2019, 7:50 am
by MJL
Hi All,

I purchased this olive from the Vietnamese Bonsai Exhibition held in Melbourne this past weekend.

I believe the owner was a gentleman named Phong. Phong appeared to be the Master of Ceremonies at this event and very busy at the time; welcoming dignitaries and making speeches. In short, I did not want to interrupt Phong’s work on the day - hence I could not ask him about this pot.

So this question to the forum. I have searched prior forum threads and come up with this link https://japanesebonsaipots.net/chop-and ... -resource/

But I do not seem to be able to find the mark. No drama - it’s not critical - I am just interested in understanding the provenance of the pot.
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I have tried to take a close up photo below.
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Another view of the mark and where it appears on the pot below.
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Cheers in advance for any guidance.

Mark

PS - Thank you to Phong and the Vietnamese Community for putting on the show at Sandown on the weekend. Excellent.

Re: Pot Mark

Posted: January 28th, 2019, 8:12 am
by TimS
I had a quick scout through my usual resource for Japanese and Chinese chops but i couldn't match it up to anything for you sorry. Hopefully someone with a bit more experience is familiar with this chop for you!

Re: Pot Mark

Posted: January 28th, 2019, 8:25 am
by MJL
Thanks Tim - appreciate the look. Given where it was purchased - it could well be Vietnamese? Anyway - any guidance will be appreciated.


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Re: Pot Mark

Posted: November 29th, 2019, 7:59 pm
by MJL
:bump:

Just checking these chops again... I rubbed the chops with led pencil today and I took a couple of new photos today to expose the chops a little more; I cannot see the chops on any of the known reference websites ... so just checking again if anyone knows the provenance of this pot. Two photos - same chops, different angles.
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...and it is interesting to see that the tree has progressed somewhat too.... but in a different pot.
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