Help with identifying this Qing dynasty label marking

Hello, I was wondering if anyone would be of help to give me some knowledge and feedback on this porcelain set I acquired from my local Goodwill. On it was a label from where the prior owner purchased it from called “The Browsatorium”, which google says was once an antique shop. Where I’m assuming the label I left on which shows the dynasty and years was placed on the porcelain kettle. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Looks like a nice set, and a great find at Goodwill, but there's little chance that that's 250 years old. The mark is much more likely an 'honorific,' which can be roughly understood as 'in the style of.'

 

gotheborg dot com.....

 

Famille rose palette - unfortunately looks factory "painted" to me.

 

Agreed. Looks vintage to me. No crackling/old glaze and the handle wrap is not aged.

 

Ditto-By 'vintage' mirana means it's newer than 'antique'. Antique is 100+ years old.

 

Really appreciate all the help thanks!

 

What's a set like this valued at? Like $100

 

We don't do values here, but you can check ebay completed auctions to see what prices similar items sell for. However, this set is definitely not 18th c. It was made somewhere in the 20th c for the Western market. The quality of the decoration is middling at best. Do some google searching to see what better quality items look like.

 

Awesome thanks!