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'Hollow Lined' under glaze blue mark - 19th c. copy? | |
Posted By: TimG Posted Date: Jun 12, 2017 (09:45 PM) |
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Message I've been a long time believer in the 'hollow line' theory, that the appearance of hollow underglaze blue lines in the mark (or in the design in the case of b&W wares) dates the piece to the later 19th c. to early 20th c. I'm certain there was a rather long post a few years back on the subject that was rather heated, but as I recall, no photos of an authenticated pre-late 19th c. porcelain demonstrating hollow lines were ever produced. Recently, while doing some homework I came across a Qianlong bowl that sold for about $1 million USD in April of 2017. http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2017/in-his-majestys-palm-exquisite-porcelain-playthings-hk0728/lot.3107.html Looking at the mark, it clearly shows the tell tale hollow lines of a later 19th c. piece. I'm interested in comments as to whether this disproves the theory, or is there another explanation. Thanks! Link :hollow line mark
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