Featured ID red and white oriental bowl - marked on bottom

Hello,

as you know, some time ago I bought a huge lot of objects, some Europeans, some Asians; today this red and white oriental bowl is placed to your attention
I'd like to identify the backstamp and know the relative dating.
Its peculiarity is that it has two levels of painting, the red decorations are in bas-relief, I hope you can see from the photos.
The bowl was rather dirty, I proceeded to clean it.
It has a diameter that varies from 12.3 to 12.6 cm depending on the positioning of the central axis.
The height is 5.5 cm
Thank you all

 

http://gotheborg.com/marks/jjmc.shtml

 

The strange thing is that your mark is written in the opposite direction, maybe that means that your is before 1955, when government propagated left to right writing.

 

Thanks @Mat

it seems the number 270
270. Jiangxi Jingdezhen Min Ci (Jiangxi Jingdezhen Reputable Porcelain). Factory # 2.
Plate/Mark 270 was donated by Mr. Kung, porcelain merchant in Hong Kong, from his store and by him confirmed to be made in Jingdezhen, sold to Hong Kong and dating to the 1940's. (LARGE PICTURE # 270)

is it correct ?

 

Yes, you are right.

 

Thanks a lot for your expertise and support

 

LOVE THE BOWL !! .. Well Done Mat .. Joy.

 

It is lovely.
Shou symbol for good luck, bats, lotuses, what's not to like?

 

um...bats?

 

maybe just one bat !!

 

no, bats are 2, one frontally and one on the back, in the photos I did not complete the rotation

 

You know I'm batty, it is like a mirror image to me anyway.
But seriously, I noticed that the end of the scroll against the backside of one bat was slightly more rounded than the other one. So I thought two bats.
(no bat emoji, will penguins do?)