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Subject:Need help with identifying plate
Posted By: elise campbell Sun, Oct 23, 2011 IP: 161.154.235.100 Can anyone identify the mark on this plate as well as the age and pattern? Thank you very much for any assistance. |
Subject:Re: Need help with identifying plate
Posted By: Bill H Mon, Oct 24, 2011 That's one of several patterns of rice grain china that's been mass-produced by the Jingdezhen kilns in China since at least the Republic era (1912-49). It may be that your dish was made in the 20's or early 30's, but I believe these dishes also may have been produced since 1949 with what otherwise would be the older mark of 'wan yu' (jade trinet), which has been in use since the reign of the Kangxi emperor (1662-1722). |
Subject:Re: Need help with identifying plate
Posted By: Arjan Mon, Oct 24, 2011 Hi Elise, |
Subject:Re: Need help with identifying plate
Posted By: Ridgeway Smith Mon, Aug 18, 2014 It's Late Republic Period based on the design, paint and thickness of the porcelain. It holds a mark which translate to jade jewel which is a mark used during the reign of emperor kangxi. The style is referred to as Linglong porcelain created by the imperial kilns based on 14th century Turkish/Islamic ware. Had your piece been Kangxi it would not hold the mark of Kangxi or Qianlong it would hold a mark of the kiln that made it. A period piece is rare to find and can command prices up to the mid six figures. There is a rare example in the Brooklyn Museum with a 6 charector mark in pure white in the style of yongle ming porcelain. This work was made for the emperor not export. |
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