Late 20thC Chinese large vase Qianlong style.
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Late 20thC Chinese large vase Qianlong style.
Last edited by Alex J on April 12th 2019, 12:11 am; edited 1 time in total
Alex J- Number of posts : 192
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Re: Late 20thC Chinese large vase Qianlong style.
The glaze colours are too bright and rich for an 18thC piece, and instead point to a post-1880s date, when ‘modern’ dyes were discovered and added to glazes and enamels. Plus the foot rim is black pointing to a different firing method to that used in the 18thC (white or orange foot rims would be expected in that date). The Chinese continue to use old dynasty marks to this day, so they cannot be solely used to date a piece (although the authorities are finally clamping down on the practice). And the mark has been copied incorrectly. (True mark below)
All in all I think it’s a post 1960s piece, but that’s just my opinion.
All in all I think it’s a post 1960s piece, but that’s just my opinion.
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Re: Late 20thC Chinese large vase Qianlong style.
Hi Naomim
Yes i thought it was quite bright
Still a great vase and she loves it
tbh what matters.
Re the colors of the rim i do have the orange tinge on the foo vases i have , and is a vastly diffent finish
As always thanks for your help
Yes i thought it was quite bright
Still a great vase and she loves it
tbh what matters.
Re the colors of the rim i do have the orange tinge on the foo vases i have , and is a vastly diffent finish
As always thanks for your help
Alex J- Number of posts : 192
Location : United Kingdom
Registration date : 2018-12-05
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