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I was given this bowl by my aunt and was told it is Ming.(She was an antique dealer) Could someone please give me some info on it, especially about when it was made. Thanks for the help in advance!

Actually much later. Generally considered kitchen qing. Made in South China either Guandong or Fujian province in the millions and exported. Dating most likely 19th century.

Thanks for the help. I am assuming then that this is not very valuable? I am disappointed. I thought it might be older and of more value.

Hello,

This looks like a Minyau bowl with a primitive printing technic. It was probably made for ages but most of these ware is often dated to the first part of the 19th. century. I have a few of them and show you one which could be Ming but I'm still not sure about that. . A clue (for an older age) could be the orange color. Maybe others can tell something about it?

Regards,

Arjan

It is a bowl that made in Southeast Asia, Vietnam. Around late 1800, The color and style might fool you as Vientnam was under china's rule for such a long time.
nik

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