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Posted 10 years ago

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I would like to know about the mark on this item. 1.) What Dynasty is it from? 2.) Is it real or a fake? .... It is 12" tall and is 5 3/4" in diameter it weighs 2 lbs. 1.7 oz. With four dragons around it.

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vetraio50, 10 years ago
Check out Chinese marks for Wanli 1573-1620
Never believe a date mark on Chinese porcelain as being a guarantee of age.
They are and were notorious for putting early marks on later pieces.
http://gotheborg.com/marks/index-china-marks.htm
geo26e, 10 years ago
It say made during the Ming Dynasty. Most likely a repo from Southern China in the 20th Century for the Western market.
ItalianGlassDecor, 10 years ago
I agree that is definitely Wanli in style but a late copy. The painting and overall decoration is way too sloppy to be a Mark and Period piece. Never believe the mark unless you can accurately date if by tieing in Shape, motifs, painting style and other factors which will identify the piece.

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shrine, 10 years ago
Agree all above, just want to say, the shape of vase was invented in 20C.

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