Mid 19th Century Daoguang Chinese Porcelain Dish | ||
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Posted 12 years ago
Stillwater
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They reused old marks, but this is an original piece. This is the Daoguang mark, from 1820-1850. I have a coffee cup right now with the same exact design, only its brand new. Funny how they're still copying the work
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Everyone, get out your Chinese bowls:)
It is actually a Qianlong reign mark, but the bowl dates to the 19th century...
Bencharong late 19th century
i got my doubts here , but i am too lazy to run this
sorry i diagree , let an other expert arbitrate
you really think you translate bencharong quianlong this way !!
other question is this the righr turquoise bottom
is this the right splitting the Da mark ( the so called dovetailling)
noticed the red export at the outer obverse
Well if you right it about 60.000 dollars, actually it is a nice bowl , but slightly less value than 60.000 ( lol)