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Subject:Early-mid century Chinese vase with unique mark
Posted By: Robert Sat, Apr 25, 2020 IP: 2601:c6:ce7f:c750:b5 Greetings all, |
Subject:Re: Early-mid century Chinese vase with unique mark
Posted By: Jared Sun, Apr 26, 2020 Forgot to convert to JPEG, my apologies to all |
Subject:Re: Early-mid century Chinese vase with unique mark
Posted By: Bill H Sun, Apr 26, 2020 The mark reads down and across from the right as 'Ting Song Zhai Zhi' (聽松齋製), 'Made for the Studio of Listening to Pine Trees'. Almost everything I can find regarding this mark indicates it dates to the Republic period (1912-49), but the Jingdezhen website jdzmc.com makes reference to a Kangxi period 'Hall of Listening to Pine Trees' (Ting Song Tang - 聽松堂) and Qianlong period 'Hut of Listening to Pine Trees' (Ting Song Lu - 聽松廬). |
Subject:Re: Early-mid century Chinese vase with unique mark
Posted By: Jared Mon, Apr 27, 2020 Thank you very much for the extremely comprehensive assistance, Mr. Bill - really appreciate it! Quick eye on the neck.. |
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