Tashiro Zo, Tashiro made. Made in Yokohama, probably Taisho Period.
TASHIRO SHOTEN
According to "Collector's Guide to Made In Japan Ceramics" Carole Bess White, Tashiro Shoten was in business before WWII and closed in 1954
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