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Posted 9 years ago
aura
(65 items)
i found this porcelain item on a fleamarked for many years.
but i don`t know what is written on the backside.
where it realy comes from.
and how old it is.
its a beauthy.
and this item has also a place in my glass kabinet.
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Wexval can perhaps help you with ID, aura. Also you can try Gotheburg.com for marks.
Not sure if this can help, as I don't know the date of your plate, but might be worth a try looking at these marks.:
https://watersilkdragon.wordpress.com/2013/05/05/chinese-republic-1912-1949-and-other-marks-overview/
beautiful
Awsome plate !
Looks oriental , if you can't find the marks on Gothenburg's marks , try looking on English pottery as some potteries tried to imitate oriental pottery & the marks look oriental but aren't !! :-)
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lange_Lijs
this is an complete abacadabra mark , this combination of characters is actually not existing
is it old no there is no bottom rim sedimentation ( orange glaring) end there is no kiln pitting
is it japanese transfer ware Igezara , no the double blue cirkels are missing and the brown piecrust is missing on the front side and the garlands are off
it may suprise but i think it is DUTCH !!!, and i think it is Mosa Porcelain , so actually it is chinoiserie , because IMO the mark is complete nonsense, probably something like 1920
still an curiosity and cute
greetings Waki