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Posted 2 years ago
Edieanne
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Hi, trying to identify this teapot. It was a gift. It says hand-painted in Thailand on the bottom but I can't find any other markings. It's very heavy.
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a clear pic of the base - even if it appears that nothing is on it - will help alot in finding info on it.
Thanks for tip, I added a photo. Any help us appreciated!!
we don,t need a mark for this,
let,s say grosso modo ( take care grosso modo) all blue white taiwan porcelain is late
so what we have to assess is the characteristics
1 no kilnpitting on the bottom
2 stamped marking on the bottom
3 probably not painted but a press through template
so what we have assess is the taiwan equivalent of the chinese PROC period the so called Taiwan ROC Blue & White porcelain after 1949 and this is VERY NEW in IMO this is made between 1980 and YESTERDAY
cute vase
Strange that Thailand is stamped on the bottom instead of Taiwan.
apostata, are your eyes in bad shape?
I got very bad eyes , but that,s no excuse, because i could enhance it , and i got braintrouble but that,s no excuse either because it is not Transient Ischaemic Attack, or Wernicke -Broca interference ( i could not read Dutch anymore)
Waiting for some results if it could be intrusion
actually it is just sloppy work , or mental fixation, or a lack of geografical education
probably it does, not change much , probably the spread is wider from 1960- on
Thanks for sharing your thoughts I appreciate your expertise! Added two pics of the bottom hopefully they help.