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Re: 19th century chinese mark ? |
Posted By: Bill H Posted Date: Jan 20, 2009 (06:18 PM) |
Message Characters in "zhuanshu" seal-writing script tend to vary widely in form. With this in mind, I believe your zhuanshu mark may be a version of "Chu Xiu Gong Zhi" (Made for the Palace of Gathering Elegance), No. 1711 in the Gerald Davison "Handbook of Marks on Chinese Porcelain." This mark, but executed in a bolder, more stylized variant of the script, is associated with palace wares made during the Guangxu Era (1875-1908) at the behest of the Empress Dowager Cixi. Regards, Bill H Post a Response |
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