6" asian plate with unusual mark

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  1. sunday silence

    sunday silence Well-Known Member

    do we think this is imperial kiln or a folk kiln?

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    sunday silence, Dec 28, 2023
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  2. wlwhittier

    wlwhittier Well-Known Member

    I'm without clue, of course...but that's a nice piece of porcelain, ss!

    Arguing against Imperial are the several visible flaws, obverse an' reverse...that's just an opinion, tho'.
     
    wlwhittier, Dec 28, 2023
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  3. 15Stiftgasse

    15Stiftgasse Well-Known Member

    In my humble opinion, this looks like a utilitarian piece - often known as 'Kitchen Qing - dating from the 19th century.
    Made in provincial kilns and exported throughout SE Asia.
     
    15Stiftgasse, Dec 28, 2023
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  4. sunday silence

    sunday silence Well-Known Member

    thanks for your insight stift and wlw
     
    sunday silence, Jan 24, 2024
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  5. Jose Deleon

    Jose Deleon Active Member

    Kitchen qing ppl ware . These marks tend to start in Jiaqing/tongzhi in famille rose from my research. Looks 19th to me
     
    Jose Deleon, Jan 24, 2024
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