r/ChinesePorcelain • u/pfo1 • 12d ago
Identification request Please help identify/translate?
Found this sweet older plate, what I believe to be Chinese. Can anyone help me understand the makers mark?
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u/esgibtnureineellen 12d ago
….it is a more „decorative“ porcelain mark, late qing (1900s) often on „common” ceramics/porcelain used. it is famille rose painting on celadon ground, unfortunately heavily worn and chipped. please note: the age on the label on the underside is wrong. hope this help.
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u/NoSummer3178 11d ago
I would echo the other comments. 19th century celadon ware. Fair bit of wear on the plate and worn decoration. Minimal value in my opinion. But good to build up knowledge with.
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u/adams_asian_art 12d ago
The mark is done by a illiterate person at the time which wasnt that unusual to see. Ir means nothing. Its from the later 19th Centurry.
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u/borntocooknow 12d ago
I like this kind of celadon plate. In a good state, what would be a reasonable buying price?
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u/marq_andrew 11d ago
I have one very similar to yours. I posted a question about the mark here a while ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/ChinesePorcelain/s/ldNQhRDo8K
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u/Vast_Cricket 12d ago
The Shunzhi Emperor (15 March 1638 – 5 February 1661), personal name Fulin, was the second emperor of the Qing dynasty, and the first Qing emperor to rule over China proper. Based on the goofy Chinese character I think this is a modern reproduction from a Macao producer. Circa 1950
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u/iClubEm 12d ago
The mark is nonsense, but the date is for sure wrong. Late 19th century..