Real or fake Chinese Quianlong mark

Hello, need help with this mark, according to my research this is a Qing Dynasty, Quianlong mark. If that is correct, then it was made 1736-95. Does anyone have expertise in telling real from fake marks? Thanks!

 

It is a later mark. Not meant to fake, but as a tribute to a period when the arts were promoted and new techniques were developed due to the support of emperor Qianlong.

 

Ah... I think I read about that. I'm trying to find a value for it. Very large bowl. Is there anyway to date this?

 

Given the colours and the way the people are drawn it's post war and probably somewhere from the 1970's to the 1990's. It's still hand painted and has decorative value, and if it's large it would make a decorators piece, but it doesn't have value as a collectable/antique.

 

very large bowl..........what does that mean ?
& which thrift store did u find it at..?

& oh....nice photo's .......but lacking information...

 

Thank you you so much!

 

https://gotheborg.com/marks/bild/1459_fullsize.jpg

1459. Mark: Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi meaning: "Great Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, Made". On the base a paper label, Chinese porcelain decorated in Macau. Date: probably c. 1970s or later.

 

Go be grouchy on someone else's post.
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Thanks for info I already know, lol. I got my info from Gotheborg.com.

 

I'm doing just fine , thank you !!