Any Chinese experts here?

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Nutcracker, Mar 17, 2018.

  1. Nutcracker

    Nutcracker Active Member

    This little pot is well marked but I can't find out what the marks mean.
    I think it's old. All the bits on it that look like dirt are in the glaze.
    It's trinket pot sized.

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    Nutcracker, Mar 17, 2018
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    say_it_slowly, Mar 17, 2018
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  3. gregsglass

    gregsglass Well-Known Member

    Hi,
    Hope I'm wrong but that kind of "dirt" on all the edging gives me an "antique" fake feeling.
    greg
     
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  4. janetpjohn

    janetpjohn Well-Known Member

    You are so right. It's under Hua Ping Tang Zhi.
     
    janetpjohn, Mar 17, 2018
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  5. Nutcracker

    Nutcracker Active Member

    Thanks all. It was only a 50p item so 1p per year isn't bad.

    I don't think it's fake old though because it's unlikely they would have date stamped it 1970s if it was.

    Do the images on the lid make sense to anyone now we know it's 1970s or younger? It looks like some sort of royal commemorative piece.
     
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    Nutcracker, Mar 18, 2018
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  6. Asian Fever

    Asian Fever Well-Known Member

    It's correct. "Hua Rong Tang Zhi" or "Hua Rong Hall Made"
    Hua Rong is it's Hall mark. "Hua Rong Tang Zhi" porcelain are made after late 1980s, mostly are made in 1990s. Its hall mark changed to "JUWC 1897" in 2001. (it is actually the letters UW inside two inverted quotation marks which stands for United Wilson,Made in China.)
     
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  7. Nutcracker

    Nutcracker Active Member

    Thanks AsianFever.
     
    Nutcracker, Mar 19, 2018
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