Featured Antique Chinese Plate and Tiny Bowls - Gothberg Help

I found this "set" of small antique Chinese plate and three tiny bowls today. So far, every site with similar items all refer to the late 19th/Early 20th Century. I know how to search Gothberg for more modern marks, but I am stumped how to use it for antiques. I would like to research the mark. The pieces aren't special except the been around for more than a century. The bowls don't have a mark except for one which has calligraphy on two sides. There are not matching patterns, so I don't know if this is a set or a collection of miscellaneous items. The plate is 5 inches in diameter and the bowls 2 1/4 inches. How can I go about this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

You should be able to find it as a 20th century mark, but it may not be on every site. If Gotheborg doesn't have it, you could try this site (warning, long list):
https://watersilkdragon.wordpress.c...-republic-1912-1949-and-other-marks-overview/

They don't have to be special to be attractive. It is sweet household porcelain.

 

Playing around with the text reader and translator in the Lens image search. Shunyi Section probably means Shunyi District, part of Beijing. The machine refuses to highlight the lower line of text for reasons that are unfathomable to me.

 

Thank you very much. I really appreciate the list. I scanned Gothberg and didn't find anything faintly like it. I'll look on the list you gave me. I never mind looking, since I might learn something for a future find.

 

Wow. That's way cool. I never thought of doing that. Good information to start hunting with. Thank you so much!

 

The 19th century China produces the cup and dish. Under the seal is the name of the manufacturer. The value is not high.
I am a dealer in China.

 

go to introductions and tell us about yourself...
we enjoy your help on all thing Chinese !!!

 

I am a Chinese, is also a porcelain collection, and the dealer. Now in China. Do you have any questions about the Chinese porcelain can ask me.

 

谢谢你....... thank you....

 

I appreciate the info. It’s always good to get first hand knowledge. Thank you.

 

Most appreciated. I often buy Chinese porcelain to lean about it and I would appreciate some first hand knowledge Thank you.

 

Welcome to Antiquers @MR.YANG ! Thanks for your willingness to help with Chinese items.

Linda

 

Thank you, do you have any questions about the Chinese porcelain, can ask me. I am very willing to tell you what I know and understand.

 

F by Jose Deleon posted Aug 14, 2020 at 12:07 AM

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F by Jose Deleon posted Aug 14, 2020 at 12:07 AM

 

Jose, I've been caught up with things, so I didn't notice your post. The best way for getting an opinion from a member is to use your original post and @the members name, which will summon them to look. Good luck.

 

Interesting info. I usually think first half of 20th c when I see those stamped Chinese marks on the base.

 

My apologies trying to get @MR.YANG attention. My by early Republic heavy enamels.

 

Jose. My sincere apologies that I didn't explain myself adequately. I just wanted you to be able to get the help you needed. Kiko