Posted 6 years ago
antiquerose
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Hi CW Gang ~
Okay, here is a funny story. I had this for quite a while like maybe 5 or 7 years. Always was going to TRY to figure it out, the characters.
Never did. Was helping a friend at a Trade show and I took it along to see if I could get some info on it. Well got a little info from a person that said they thought it was 200 - 300 years old ( WHAT ). So now I did not know if I should believe them but have been doing some extra digging on it now.
Yes, from several people I was told this is from the Imperial Qing Dynasty based on the 4 character Chinese mark on the bottom. I guess that era is from 1735 to 1795. Then I have now found out it appears to be a Brush washer bowl as it IS LIKE 8 inches across. It is cold to touch and heavy. I think it is a vintage yellow/Russet Jade. So still digging here ......... as I am not sure and hard to tell from photos too. Any ideas?
Moral of the story - it just sat around here since hard to understand Chinese character marks. Amazing kinda too !! Thanks for LOOKING // LOVING !!
ADDED: The Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Reign of the Qianlong emperor (1736-1795). I was told my piece is from the Reign of the Qianlong Emperor....as I guess that is in the mark......??
~ Rose ~
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Simple shape which is the best of the best !~
Classic & beautiful bowl, a wonderful treasure
Thanks for the ~ LOVES ~
truthordare // jscott0363 // hunterqlee // Newfld // PhilDMorris // fortapache
@PhilDMorris - Thanks Phil, I am kinda excited about this piece. Who knew that it had that kind of AGE !!!
@Newfld - Awww Thanks, I am hoping it is a bit of a treasure. Isn't that also part of the fun. I just need to find a Picasso now..... LOL.....yeah right !!
Will keep digging on info about this !!
Wow! That is awesome! Looks to be in such great shape for something so old. There are some Asian antique sites on Facebook that might be able to help.
Any Asian markets, a cafe etc near you where someone might be able to read the marks? That would be a cheap easy way to find out what the marks are.
Thanks, Yes I have asked on some of those, and also some Asian people here. I have been told by about 6 people now that is the Imperial Qing Dynasty - 4 character mark from between (1736-1795).......but will still keep checking with others too
Thanks for the ~ LOVES ~
gargoylecollector // Vynil33rpm // Mrstyndall // jbingham95 // valentino97 // blunderbuss2 // aura
Hi i own a similar bowl with the same mark ,i search also for more info .is it possible to send me more picture id like to understand the tecnic it looks like engraving or etching could be also transfer print anyway thanks T
The Qin variant of seal script eventually became the standard, and was adopted as the formal script for all of China during the Qin dynasty. It was still widely used for decorative engraving and seals (name chops, or signets
https://www.alamy.com/english-seal-of-the-qianlong-emperor-manchu-language-daicing-gurun-i-siraha-abkai-jui-i-boobai-dqng-stinz-bo-daicing-gurun-i-siraha-abkai-jui-i-boobai-1-precious-seals-of-the-qing-dynasty-qing-dynasty-dk-1107-seal-of-the-qianlong-emperor-daqing-sitianzi-02-image185587510.html?pv=1&stamp=2&imageid=4B9CF70C-9AEA-426A-9414-01738034D138&p=650648&n=0&orientation=0&pn=1&searchtype=0&IsFromSearch=1
well interesting seal mark seams only on brown jade vessel`s
here is a similar with yongzheng seal mark ?
https://www.icollector.com/18th-Century-Yongzheng-MP-Jade-Bowl-Incised-Lotus_i11257920
the auction describe it 18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty, yellow jade bowl; carefully incised lotus designs on the interior and exterior; six-character Yongzheng Mark and of the Period; 4 1/2" diameter, 2" tall
note the period
Ok sorry i am not interested in value artefacts i like to find out more information and who creating coping fakeing or what ever , it is not allways the """ REAL THINK """ if you write exemp. please say in word, this bowl is a fake made around 20th made for tourists or explain your knowledge proper thank you T
AND WHY ARE YOU SO ANGRY WHEN PEOPLE SEARCHING SHOWING THERE PROPERTY COLLECTION HERE ?
and also chinese artistic workmanship has always coping artefacts still today,it is up to you how much money you pay
end of discussion
end of discussion
i was,nt angry actually, actually but you don,t have to believe me i worked my a,, of
for also with some top notch experts ( which i am not ) to assess this
i got no problems with academical discussions and we got in law suits all the time and most of the them make deal , so i might have some skill,
agree i am not a pleasant guy, but i do this for free and fun, i want to promote art , so people might love it, there is nothing more to it , the way the whole story went , makes me kind of sad actually , but well who i am to judge