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Thanks for looking. The mark appears to be Tao-Kuang Daoguang and there is a (silver ?) makers mark on the sole. It is approx 12 cms in length.
Any information appreciated. Thank you

A faux Daoguang mark on a low-grade silver-clad decorative shoe dating to circa the mid-to-third quarter of the 20th century. I've seen some less ornate metal-clad Chinese porcelains that were done in Hong Kong. Your shoe could have been done there, on the Mainland or elsewhere.

Here's a link for a forum thread from a couple of years ago concerning similar items, including the teapot of mine shown below.

Best regards,

Bill H.



URL Title :clad metal porcelain

Thank you Bill

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