Chinese Sancai Glazed Bisquit Figure of Dog. Qing Dynasty. | ||
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Posted 2 days ago
Truthisana…
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Another interesting find today. Google Lens directed me towards the title here. It has a wonderful feel and look to this. The red double stamp of Made in China has me a little bewildered. Any help with making determination here with authenticity . Also dating on this would be helpful. Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) is also with this searched item. My feel is late 1890's-1911. Closer to the later date. Again any help here is appreciated
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Research on the mark now makes me think this in not Qing Dynasty Period. More like the 50's 60's perhaps...
Fabulous dog John, what an amazing score! Good luck finding out more about him
- Jenni
Thank you Jenni I joined a Chinese Group on Facebook but they are taking a while to review the post. Usually I think these would come in pairs, as this is how I see them on line. I have to go back tomorrow to see if another one finds it way to the shelf......crazy
well this could even be made yesterday, they used a stamped mark, the shaping ( fabrication ) of the mark is not well , and even the way of pressing of the mark is not well
when numbers appears or stamping appears ( with uneven pressure) or foodregulations , or english tekst ( or perfect congruency like pending jewel design or decapitated ruyi head design ) YOU ARE ALWAYS OUT EVEN IF YOU GET IT FOR FREE
my excuses did,not mean bad , don,t want to be a wise but try to learn to discern different kind of quality , excuses