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Chinese pottery marks - Marks on Chinese Porcelain



However, most of the Potters were old and worked from the Ming and Wanli periods, Tianqi, and Chongzhen periods and their apprentices.





Probably Macao style late enamels - fencai.








How to Identify Marks on Chinese Porcelain


Late in the period the order was rescinded and a 6-character reign mark was permitted.








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Description: Date: Second half of the 19th century.

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The design is clearly a rendering of the Great Wall of China it shows the towers, crenelated walls and zigzags.
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Kung, porcelain merchant in Hong Kong.
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Compare that result with a blue and white hu-form vase.

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    +86reps
    Wealth and power are two words that describe this reign.
    By: Richarda
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    It was then moved to Central, and ran there from 1965 to 1995.
    By: Perr
    +429reps
    After 1848, this mark in green was used for white porcelain.
    By: Valina
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    Reign marks can be found on Chinese ceramics mainly from the early-Ming dynasty 15 th century through to the Qing dynasty 1644-1911.
    By: MacEgan
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    Zhongguo To Ci Jin Pin meaning 'China Pottery Porcelain Fine Products'.
    By: Pistol
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