These examples are early Meiji, made circa 1868.
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Early cloisonne plate similar to early Japanese cloisonne beads
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03/08/2017, 01:45:20
Sometimes, sellers will unwittingly call them "Chinese Ming." But they're definitely Japanese and often used as ojime.
Modified by Frederick II at Wed, Mar 08, 2017, 06:14:58
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Re: These examples are early Meiji, made circa 1868.
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Frederick II
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2017-03-08 01:56
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One newer Chinese bead seems to have been accidentally mixed in with the old Japanese beads:
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Frederick II
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2017-03-08 02:12
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Not accidental - a comparison of the two styles
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beadiste
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2017-03-08 08:23
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