Chinese pottery mark unknown

Hello, can anyone tell me what is this sign? I couldnt find exact similar one.

 

Seal mark for the Qianlong reign (rotate 90 deg ccw). Almost certainly not of period though.

 

Thank you for reply. What does the sign A stand for in the south east?

 

If you mean the script which looks like an A in the 'qing' character, could be an error, artistic licence or attempt to show it is an 'in the style of' piece rather than a forgery, or perhaps a factory mark. Many later marks do not faithfully follow the original.

 

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Thank you very much for comments. I am not very informed about potteries.

 

Can you comment on this too please?

 

It looks like the same mark. You can look on gotheborg.com under Chinese marks on the left menu.

 

There is no A sign. These are seal script characters, and they mean Made in the Qing Dinasty Qian Long (emperor period.)
Also, it's a common thing to see variations in these characters as there's creative (aesthetic) liberty in how they are written.

 

This is the piece, do you think it is new as well?