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Asian Antiques2636 of 10167Large planter/vase - Chinese? Japanese?Small vintage/antique Balakrishna bronze, kyratised.
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    Posted 7 years ago

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    Jjsunny
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    Hi all! Love this piece! Wondering if anyone is familiar with the marking? I’ve searched several websites but so far unable to find any information on the mysterious marking.

    Cheers...Jan

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 7 years ago
      Just a general observation; I believe this Chinese based on the clothes and hair of the figures, and the mark on the back. The head mark on the back shows a traditional Chinese headdress. I may be wrong.
    2. apostata apostata, 4 years ago
      lets start with the beginning , who is the dude in the mark , well i could be mistaken , but it looks like an guangfang which is a goverment official

      what is the chinese meaning in the picture ( mark), it means something like overseen and made by the quartier of leisure

      and now we come to the alleged conclusion because experts always date this 4 quartier 20 century by means of the mark , so i think the wrongly exclude late republic period

      this is canton porcelain , so we have to assess this by means the generation of the canton porcelain

      fortunately it coincides ( 4 th generation PROC - peoples republic of China - see watery glazing)

      i think its made around the seventees

      best regards Waki

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