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    Posted 6 years ago

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    prplgldfish
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    Small vase (?) with an Asian themed garden party with women in kimonos and what looks like small children. There are flowers lining the top with blue leaf/vine lining the bottom. I have no idea about the marking. Forgive me if I didn’t photograph it correctly.

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 6 years ago
      Probably a ginger pot. The mark should go 90 degrees to the left.
    2. truthordare truthordare, 6 years ago
      I think 90 degrees to the right.... the Imperial mark often used on 20th century Chinese exports. It is a ginger jar missing its round lid. I collected many of these. With and without lids. Nice colorful motif, with ladies and children in a summer courtyard. gotheborg.com is a great resource for identification of Chinese and Japanese ceramic items for over 10 years. Tongzhi 1862-1874 seems to be the mark used, see link.
      http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/qingmarks.shtml#top

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