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Chinese porcelain charger 
( China & Japan ) - Gene Purdum - Jul 08, 2016 (01:50 PM) - Re: Chinese porcelain charger - Robert - Jul 09, 2016 (06:27 AM)
- Re: Chinese porcelain charger - Gene Purdum - Jul 10, 2016 (11:03 AM)
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Subject:Chinese porcelain charger
Posted By: Gene Purdum Fri, Jul 08, 2016 IP: 207.174.242.6 Would appreciate any additional information about a Chinese porcelain charger, about 18" diameter. On the back are several 1/2" metal staples (barely visible in the photo). The marks appear to be "Da Ming Chenghua Nian Zhi" ("Ming Dynasty Chenghua Period Make") [mark 1349 on the Gotheborg.com site] and are under the glaze, not printed on top. Would like to know approximate age and value, maybe name of the pattern/scene. Thank you! 
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Subject:Re: Chinese porcelain charger
Posted By: Robert Sat, Jul 09, 2016 Your charger is Japanese Arita (Imari) ware, possibly late 17th century.
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Subject:Re: Chinese porcelain charger
Posted By: Gene Purdum Sun, Jul 10, 2016 Thanks, Robert!
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