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Subject:eight sided bowl chinese ,,help with translation and dating.
Posted By: han s Sun, Jan 13, 2019 IP: 76.181.27.152 Any help would be appreciated. |
Subject:Re: eight sided bowl chinese ,,help with translation and dating.
Posted By: mikeoz Mon, Jan 14, 2019 The mark on the base is too unclear to offer a translation.However, the mark in the inside of the bowl reads "a hundred children, a thousand grandchildren". |
Subject:Re: eight sided bowl chinese ,,help with translation and dating.
Posted By: han s Wed, Jan 16, 2019 a better picture |
Subject:Re: eight sided bowl chinese ,,help with translation and dating.
Posted By: Bill H Thu, Jan 17, 2019 The mark, shown leaning on it left side, appears to be a seal-script (zhuanshu) version of "Qianlong Nian Zhi", "Made during the Qianlong Reign", which was 1736-95. However, the dish, looks to be a contemporary transfer printed decorative piece. |
Subject:Re: eight sided bowl chinese ,,help with translation and dating.
Posted By: han s Sat, Jan 19, 2019 The English invented transfer-ware in the year 1760 |
Subject:Re: eight sided bowl chinese ,,help with translation and dating.
Posted By: Bill H Sun, Jan 20, 2019 The Dutch obtained the British transfer process not long after its invention and gave it to their trading partners in Japan, who went on to turn it into a national art form. However, the Chinese, with a much larger population and labor pool than Japan, found it more cost effective to continue training porcelain painting artists to decorate their kiln products until the early 20th century. |
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