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Subject:help with mark on celadon, chinese?
Posted By: MB Mon, Sep 21, 2020 IP: 2804:14c:36:8d46:c59 This 3 marks are from 3 different small celadon plates. Any help will be very much appreciated. |
Subject:Re: help with mark on celadon, chinese?
Posted By: Bill H Tue, Sep 22, 2020 The bottom image is another Jiaqing mark, albeit upside down. The other two I can only guess at and probably will come out wrong on the first one, which somewhat resembles 'Long Xing' (隆興), 'Great Prosperity'. I found a Chinese-language blog which mentioned a Song dynasty vase that had these two characters in a marking, but these first two images show early Qing factory marks, in my opinion. I'm a bit more certain of the middle mark, which appears to be 'Sheng You' (生又), which could be translated as 'Keep on producing!'. |
Subject:Re: help with mark on celadon, chinese?
Posted By: Edmund Prinz Tue, Sep 22, 2020 The first two marks look like the painter was in a bad hurry; they are not properly centered nor angled - he would have been struck in the head by his supervisor if those marks were supposed to represent anything important - the third mark ( perhaps he got struck on the head before... ) looks like being copied according to template by someone who didn´t know what this scribble means and how to paint it properly. |
Subject:Re: help with mark on celadon, chinese?
Posted By: Larry Wed, Sep 23, 2020 This mark is on a wintergreen bowl, a 19thc common type of ware exported or sold by stores supplying workers from Toysan or Josan coming to Gum San (North America). |
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