Identifying ivory figurine

Hello, I'm glad I found this blog. I recently recieved from my mother an ancient ivory figurine, it comes from my grandmother home. I have not idea about it's age or origin (chinese, japanese...? It represents a woman seated on a ¿throne? There is a signature on the base. I would really appreciate if anyone could give me some light about this beautiful object. Thank you very much in advance

 

Looks like a Chinese resin piece that was posted here a number of months ago. Can you post a photo of the whole bottom of the base.

 

[QUOTE = "necesito ayuda, publicación: 3006549, miembro: 5718"] Puedes comparar con estos
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/ivory-figurines.51068/

¡Bienvenido al foro! [/CITAR]
Gracias

 

Gracias

 

[QUOTE = "Hollyblue, publicación: 3006523, miembro: 1496"] Parece una pieza de resina china que se publicó aquí hace varios meses. ¿Puedes publicar una foto de toda la parte inferior de la base? [/ QUOTE]

 

[QUOTE = "Hollyblue, publicación: 3006523, miembro: 1496"] Parece una pieza de resina china que se publicó aquí hace varios meses. ¿Puedes publicar una foto de toda la parte inferior de la base? [/ QUOTE]
Subí una foto donde veo unas líneas que me sugieren could be ivory. May be tomorrow I can take better pictures. Any info about the signature, please? Thanks

 

Definitely has Schreger lines, so I vote ivory. @Any Jewelry Do you know this one? Looks like an empress to me but I'm sure the little bag she holds is symbolic of something.

 

There would have been a second figure to go with this Empress originally, the that being the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
清大 = Great Qing (translate it right to left as 大清)

 

Ivory to me too!

 

Bienvenido Javier. Si, es marfil, una emperatriz China.

Which means another vote for ivory. She is a beauty, and she represents an empress. The crown and the throne with a phoenix are all signs of a Chinese empress.
Typically these carvings came in pairs, the emperor and the empress. But with such a beautiful face, I don't mind forgetting about the guy.

That is a symbol I don't know, maybe it represents wealth, power? It is one of the parts where the parallel ivory lines are clearly seen, btw.

 

@Hollyblue , this is the translation of Javier's reply to you, #6:
"I uploaded a photo where I see some lines that suggest to me that it could be ivory."

 

[QUOTE = "kyratango, post: 3008193, member: 5006"] ¡Ivory para mí también! :Cíclope:[/CITAR]
Thank you very much for your support, I always thought it was ivory, although I'm not an expert, but it's a good news that you agree. I'm more interested about dating it. The just translated "grand qing" marks at the base refers to a very large period in China history, I guess, could you please try to tell me something about. It's ancient but I don't know how long, It's even cracked on the base as you can see but I don't know if its related to i's age. Once more, thank you for your kind help. I love this place

 

[QUOTE = "Javier Cordero, post: 3006571, member: 17348"] [QUOTE = "necesito ayuda, publicación: 3006549, miembro: 5718"] Puedes comparar con estos
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/ivory-figurines.51068/

¡Bienvenido al foro! [/ CITAR]
Gracias [/ QUOTE]
Muchas gracias, estoy feliz de haberlo encontrado !!!

 

[QUOTE = "Bronwen, post: 3007408, member: 5833"] Definitivamente tiene líneas de Schreger, así que voto marfil. [USER = 2844] @Any Jewelry [/ USER] ¿Conoces esta? A mí me parece una emperatriz, pero estoy seguro de que la bolsita que sostiene es un símbolo de algo. [/ CITA]
Thank you very much for your support, I always thought it was ivory, although I'm not an expert, but it's a good news that you agree. I'm more interested about dating it. The just translated "grand qing" marks at the base refers to a very large period in China history, I guess, could you please try to tell me something about. It's ancient but I don't know how long, It's even cracked on the base as you can see but I don't know if its related to i's age. Once more, thank you for your kind help. I love this place

 

[QUOTE = "Aspirante a Couch Potato, publicación: 3008092, miembro: 14066"] Habría habido una segunda figura para ir con esta Emperatriz originalmente, que era el Emperador de la Dinastía Qing.
清大= Gran Qing (traducirlo de derecha a izquierda como大 清) [/ QUOTE]
Muchas gracias por tu apoyo, siempre pensé que era marfil, aunque no soy un experto, pero es una buena noticia que estés de acuerdo. Estoy más interesado en salir con él. Las marcas "grand qing" recién traducidas en la base se refieren a un período muy largo en la historia de China, supongo, ¿podría intentar decirme algo al respecto? Es antiguo, pero no sé cuánto tiempo, incluso está rajado en la base como pueden ver, pero no sé si está relacionado con la edad de i. Una vez más, gracias por su amable ayuda. Me encanta este lugar

 

It is a carving of a Qing empress, which doesn't mean she was carved during the Qing dynasty. In this case I think she could be just after the Qing dynasty. But this style is traditional, which means they have been carving these emperors and empresses in the same style for some time.
Let's wait what the others think.

The crack could also be due to the conditions it has been kept in. It is not a problem though.

De nada, Javier.

 

[QUOTE = "Any Jewelry, post: 3008875, miembro: 2844"] Bienvenido Javier. Si, es marfil, una emperatriz China.

Lo que significa otro voto por el marfil. Ella es una belleza y representa a una emperatriz. La corona y el trono con un fénix son todos signos de una emperatriz china.
Por lo general, estas tallas venían en pares, el emperador y la emperatriz. Pero con un rostro tan hermoso, no me importa olvidarme del chico.

Ese es un símbolo que no conozco, ¿quizás representa riqueza, poder? Es una de las partes donde se ven claramente las líneas de marfil paralelas, por cierto.

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Estoy absolutamente de acuerdo with you about la belleza of her rostro, el resto de la figura no me impresiona mucho pero el rostro ... Tan sereno y luminoso. Me enamoré de una emperatriz china y una muerta lol.

 

Well, she is indeed very beautiful. Ella es muy hermosa de verdad.