Help identify charger

any info would be great it has a stamp mark on front that must have been put on after glaze as my wife washed it with windex. Luckly took a pic of mark before some was removed. Why is it there and what does it mean?

 

Just my opinion: the 'mark' is a defect, probably done in the making of it.

 

I thought that might be so. I see no other reason would they would put on the front.

 

seems to have quite a few good things going on in its favour, famille rose, size and maybe age

is that pitting i can see on the base ?

 

Not sure what you are referring to so took closer pics

 

You might be talking about this

 

not an expert of course, but looks encouraging to me

others will know more

 

pics are too small - can't even make out the design with these ol eyes, sorry

 

Will get a few better ones sorry.

 

I think it is strange.

 

Verdy rosey ?

 

Found a few although dissimilar in pattern, look close in construction

Hopefully if I can speculate long enough we might get a definitive answer

http://antiquechineseceramic.com/la...in-charger-plate-goldfish-cricket-ladybug.php

https://www.ebay.com/itm/LARGE-CHIN...3da906e039:g:hDUAAOSwY-ZfNV1K&redirect=mobile

 

I am not impressed by the decoration on the OP's platter, in particular the poor quality of the "painting" and the choice of the splotchy green background. The color combination is more modern than old. Having the ink stamp misplaced on the face is just another indication of rushed production - should never have left the factory.

If you can call it anything, you can call it famille verte (verte is green in French, verde is green in Spanish. )

 

My French teacher was a horrible man, and he only had one arm

Probably not worth putting you though to the exams he told me

Anyway I knuckled down and ended up getting a B

He interviewed me for my A levels, and said o you got a B for French

If you had worked a little harder you could have got an A !

Mind you thinking about it I was no angel