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Subject:Identify Chinese dinner plates
Posted By: Arletta Bostic Fri, Jan 16, 2015 IP: 108.235.254.36 Good day. I was needing assistance in identifying dinner plates. 
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Subject:Re: Identify Chinese dinner plates
Posted By: Bill H Sat, Jan 17, 2015 Appears to be a late 20th century decorative pattern, possibly meant to resemble the Qing "millefleurs" motif but in muddy colors suggestive of transfer decoration rather than hand-painting. Not really enough info provided to guesstimate whether your dishes might be products of China, Japan, Korea or some other country.
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Subject:Re: Identify Chinese dinner plates
Posted By: Arletta Bostic Sat, Jan 17, 2015 Thank bill , I had problems adding pictures with my phone . Didn't realize I had posted it till it was to late . I will add picture of back. I figured they were 20th century dinner plates since I have a set if 8 but I just wanted to double check .
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Subject:Re: Identify Chinese dinner plates
Posted By: Bill H Mon, Jan 19, 2015 Sorry, the fone foto fuzz-factor is too great to read the mark. You really should take care to avoid eating off any Chinese dinner plate until you can determine whether they were made before the advent of warning labels in the early 1970s regarding lead content in ceramic glazes.
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( China & Japan ) - Arletta Bostic - Jan 16, 2015 (01:38 PM) 
