Chinese bowl, 20thC, faux-Qianlong mark
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Chinese bowl, 20thC, faux-Qianlong mark
I have what I think is Vintage Ramen bowls. The have the traditional dragon and the Red Iron Mark on them. I was trying to find out what mark is on the bottom of the bowls? I have 4 bowls. I matched the mark on the bottom of the bowl to what I think might be Qing Dynasty and the period of Ch'ien-lung (1736-1795) I would appreciate any information on these bowls anyone might have. The age, where they are from, value, etc. ???
Thank you!



Thank you!



Scotty- Number of posts : 13
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Registration date : 2020-10-15
Re: Chinese bowl, 20thC, faux-Qianlong mark
The mark is 20thC. The characters are copying earlier marks but the numbers show it’s 20thC . You might find the stamp on the Gotheborg website of Chinese Marks . Possibly made in Hong Kong. Production ware with transfer printed decoration.
https://gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturychina.shtml
https://gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturychina.shtml
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Re: Chinese bowl, 20thC, faux-Qianlong mark
Thank you NaomiM,
I looked up the link you attached and it appears it is from Qinglong period and made between 1960-90. Thanks again for your help!!!!
I looked up the link you attached and it appears it is from Qinglong period and made between 1960-90. Thanks again for your help!!!!
Scotty- Number of posts : 13
Location : Scottsdale
Registration date : 2020-10-15
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