Chinese Crackle Glazed Charger - Late Qing Dynasty - 14 1/2 dia. | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
BHock45
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I'm wondering if anyone could verify that the info provided about this piece is accurate. Also, does anyone recognize the marking on the back? This is not really my style, but I do find it to be attractive. Please feel free to comment! Thanks!!!!
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I really love this BHock45 ! Great size and subject matter in the design ... Here's a link to the use of brown marks on Chinese porcelain. Most turn out to be contemporary but you never know. :)
http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/brownetched.shtml
Beautiful and intriguing !
This piece is tricky. My first thought was contemporary, but will defer to the experts.
http://www.auctionatrium.com/index.php?page=view_item&itemID=8815
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/15907363_chinese-samurai-warrior-charger-crackle-glaze
I am thinking these are over 100 years old. That is a pretty sophisticated repair for a contemporary item.
well i am not a beehive crackle fan, but i make an exception for this one, that,s for sure
this is nanking but this is an excellent nanking , a sort Kangxi Nian Zhi honorary
bit difficult to date a guangxu run out around 1910 i think most nanking is rubbish , this is excellent