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<p>[QUOTE="kardinalisimo, post: 58788, member: 118"]How is this mark identical to 593? It is not. But the mark really does not matter in those cases. It matters only when you doubt if the piece is from the period or not. Not everyone in China can draw seal marks. On Imperial pieces a special caligrapher was used to draw them. </p><p>Jiaqing mark was common for 60's and 70's? Maybe, but like every other reign mark it was used during all the periods after, Guangxu, Tongzhi etc.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kardinalisimo, post: 58788, member: 118"]How is this mark identical to 593? It is not. But the mark really does not matter in those cases. It matters only when you doubt if the piece is from the period or not. Not everyone in China can draw seal marks. On Imperial pieces a special caligrapher was used to draw them. Jiaqing mark was common for 60's and 70's? Maybe, but like every other reign mark it was used during all the periods after, Guangxu, Tongzhi etc.[/QUOTE]
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