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similar mark on worth pt. I think this one, below, is a bit smaller and has damage:...
wow. Nice. Thank you for your time and effort. wow
also what is going on with the dark spots around the "China" mark? I don't know how these things are applied but is that from a stencil or from...
yeah I just remarked the same thing. I do see both of these aspects.
some of the paint work looks a bit sloppy...
do you have an objective reason or just a feeling? I appreciate anything further you can add Komokwa. I mean it kindof looks new so I think I...
I dont understand. The entry marked 408 in that section is under a sub heading called: "Guangxu Nian Zao 1875-1908." That would be the right time...
I won these a couple months ago and am just now trying to figure out what is in the lot. Here is the first one it is inscribed 107[ATTACH]...
certainly understandable.
can you be more specific?
of the marks shown on this page: https://gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturychina.shtml#jiaqing it seems similar to no. 408 [ATTACH]
The "China" mark can be found on modern pieces so that's not definitive as to the date. But this one seems to have a variant of the Guangxu mark...
yes of course the human fisherman or whatever he's doing.
the structure of the handle looks like early 19th cent. english but I dunno of the chinese made them like that as well.. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
meaning you've seen that sort of square cut out portion of the glazing?
I mean the way there is no outline and its sort of cut out of the tourquoise enamel or whatever. Or is that a standard sort of technique? These...
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