Old chinese porcelain!

Hi friends, want to ask about this old piece, real or fake ? What kind of porcelain and mark period?
Thank you so much.
Abdel,

 

I'm interested too. Hope this turns out to be something with age.

 

I could be very wrong but I get a pottery, not porcelain vibe from it

 

Where is the problem????? Ppottery or porcelain are the same, Just want to know it's a valuable piece? His age? Period? Mark?

 

Porcelain is a kind of pottery, it is fine, delicate and translucent. If you hold this piece up to the light can you see light coming through it?

 

Now that the pictures are gone, I doubt any answers will be possible.

 

I'd say ceramics are made of clay. Pottery tends to be lower fired while porcelain is high fired so it vitrifies.

Anyway...I don't see any photos

 

pics are above

 

Nice dish, Abdel. The style is from Canton/Guandong, coastal China.
The mark could be 20th century, and probably refers to an earlier period, but if you photograph it straight, it will be easier to see.
@Silver Wolf may know it.

 

I can see the pictures?

 

Owned, I can confirm that they DID disappear for a while, but they are there again now.

 

i put these pictures

 

It's a Chinese Kangxi mark, but I didn't quite find the exact one yet. It's not of the Kangxi period, but rather later 20th century (like 1960's on).

I'll see if I can find the exact one.

 

i think i found the same marks : Yongzheng four-character mark
http://www.alaintruong.com/albums/v...bottle_vase__china__qing_dynasty__yongzh.html

 

This rubber stamped red ink seal mark appears to be a match to #167 shown under the heading Yongzheng Nian Jhi (Yongzheng Period Make.) Note the 20th century date and the note "Decorative marks, not of the period."

http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturychina.shtml

 

Yup, Bakersgma got it. I should have scrolled down further to see that. I stopped too soon.

 

Erp, can't comment on Mr. Truong's vase, but your dish is definitely a spurious mark.

Here's a screen cap of Bakergmas find:



Doggone, I miss having time to track down Chinese and (especially) Japanese marks and learn about them.

 

That's red enamel hand painted mark not stamped seal mark

 

I'm afraid you are mistaken.

 

these do not match up...........