Posted 13 years ago
Songwriter53
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I have never seen double red rings on porcelain - but i did some research and i found out that in the early porcelain- they use to hand paint the base with red double rings- I don't know what type of vase this is - can someone help me to identify this pleaseeeeeeeee
good to c you back thats very nice
Jim
Thank you very much- I will add a couplf of photos of the markings in a bit :)
Heyy Lundyyyyyy
a couple of pictures ( I mean)
Jim
I added another picture of the markings
Although this new photo by be worse than the first one - let me know if you can see it - if not i will take another
Jim
Thank you :) Yes I went to the site and it does look like it , I also added another picture of the markings- this one looks alot better- So do you think this could be a earlier piece or late 2oth century-? someone was telling me because the vase has so many flaws that is probably a fake - in whick they are always tellingme that- I still hope for the best- although I feel they jinx me . anyway - what do you think about the double red rings? is this unusual? I mean I haven't found one yet like this....
and the one who told me it was fake is not an appraiser
I want to explain why (my husband says it is fake?)
#1 - It has alot of flaws
#2 no signs of ware or age
#3 no attention being paid to the detail
#4 There are too many variations to the markings
#5 And the red paint was applied sloppy
so I say what evaaa
Correction) was applied sloppily
thank you yes I will
I only see Hsu not Hsi when i google it
i sent the e-mail
I sent the email again
yes i do
It is the Guangxu seal I have a Fish Bowl Porcelain with the markings. It appears to be stamped on mine as I can't imagine them hand painting such a perfect circle. That is ok as this dates it from early 1800s to 1912. If it is heavy it probably is authentic. If you like I can post pictures of it.
Good Luck, Marilyn
IMO this is an revival piece traffic light border cirkel marks came into the sixties this way