Antique China Questions About Fine China Japan
Posted in Antique Store on 04/03/2011 03:07 am by Ling
John asks…
small cups with lids trimmed in gold, bottom says kanekoho (sp?) fine china (japan) any info. avail?
kanekoho fine china.Only says Japan, hence not "made in"
Ling answers:
Http://www.ajanshaber.com/Collectibles/Asian-Antiques/_272.shtml
http://www.antiques-arms.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=china&search_in_description=1
well I hope this will give you a lil lead off of what you are looking for .. I am always on the search too.. Mainly for bottles... I usally try all stores that specialize in what I am looking for .. Or find them off ebay from similar products..
I haven't been able to find a stamp with that name unless it's extremely rare or handmade I haven't found anything like or similar to it.. Sounds like a classic tea cup... And the word koho appears a lot on the japanese sites.. I would look into that.. If not.. Email someone who is into fine china from japan.. On one or many of the sites specializing.. They should be able to help...
Good luck with your fun find 
One more thing I was just thinking.. It obviously was not made for a market of the asian culture.. Either made in and sent here for that main production reason.. Or it was from a set of japanese style things.. For example a green tea set... I have two sushi sets and they come with the wasabi dishes and the mold for a roll.. All marked japan
Paul asks…
Any one know any thing about Fine China?
I have a set of Wentworth fine china Japan the golden pine set and I cant find anything about it. I find other wentworth but not my set. just woundering if any of you happen to have any info thanks.
I have seen the websight given below the thing that troubles me is that ive seen some wentworth marks on the back of other wentworth china but my china witch was bought in the 50's or 60's is not the same I need information mabey on the company its self 
All I know about it is that my grandmother ordered it from England from a catalog.
Ling answers:
Http://Replacements.com is the site I do a lot of research on about china I buy or collect. I think you will find it very useful. They also price each piece in every set.
Sandra asks…
Kaysons Teacup, on the bottom: Kaysons; Fine China Japan; GLDN RHAPSODY; 1961 by Kaysons Import Corp. value?
Anyone know what this Teacup/Saucer set is worth? My mom used to collect all sorts of teacups when alive, and this looked like one of the styles she used to collect. Bought it at a 2nd hand store to honor her, I am just curious of its "$ Value"... Thanks
Ling answers:
I'd google search for Antique Appraisers in your area and take it to them, they will tell you exactly it's value and it's free
Lizzie asks…
Kaysons Fine China from Japan?
Is the Kaysons Golden Rhapsody fine china from Japan pattern real gold trim? Cuz I wanna know if the dishes are microwave safe or not.
Ling answers:
That's real metal there...very conductive. Not to be used in a microwave.
I assume this China are hand me downs from Grandma or something.
They're kinda pricey, sort-of collectible and ill-suited for daily, let alone microwave use.
Charles asks…
I'm looking for anyone that might want to get rid of a set of fine china called April Rose made in Japan ?
I would like to add to my collection for a fair price!
Ling answers:
For $3000 ya i do
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04/08/2011 at 1:43 pm
I have a round china container with a lid. It appears to be handpainted and has gold lines on it also. There is no labeling on it other than a red dot on the bottom that has been glazed in with the container. Can you give me history on this? What might the value be? I can send pics if you can help.
Brian