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Sorry everyone for posting this again...could not get the pictures to take on my last post??? Thank you for your patience and any comments!

The contemporary porcelain shown is of a type that typically is produced at decorating factories in Hong Kong or Macau, where porcelain produced elsewhere in China is painted and refired with such quasi-rose medallion designs. The marks usually are applied by rubber stamp or decal.

Best regards,

Bill H.

Thank you Bill for your comments they are very much appreciated!

Mark least important feature of Chinese-type porcelain.

Photos should be about 600 pixels wide. Need closeups of decoration - close enough to see face features very well - and of full base.

Good luck,
Cal

Hello Cal! Thank you for your comments and here are a few more photos I took...I hope it helps..

Your piece's stubby people whose features look more like ET than Chinese persons, plus enamel colors, confirm Bill's opinion.

You can still use for flowers; a few peonies would look nice.

Good luck,
Cal

Lol...that is what thought! Thanks Cal, for your witt...

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