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<p>[QUOTE="Ken Yap, post: 7582405, member: 18699"]It’s Chinese Kitchenqing, exported worldwide and considered Minyao (common) ware. Owners will sometimes scratch out an identification mark, usually their name, but in this case they must have spent a lot of effort and time to incise a cute crab. As far as I know, the base mark doesn’t mean anything but in this case looks like “Wang” (king) or “Yu” (jade).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ken Yap, post: 7582405, member: 18699"]It’s Chinese Kitchenqing, exported worldwide and considered Minyao (common) ware. Owners will sometimes scratch out an identification mark, usually their name, but in this case they must have spent a lot of effort and time to incise a cute crab. As far as I know, the base mark doesn’t mean anything but in this case looks like “Wang” (king) or “Yu” (jade).[/QUOTE]
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