Posted 10 years ago
OneGoodFind
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:0) Closest thing I could find on Gotheborg. I'll post it in the comments.
IDK but I'm pretty sure it is not from the 1400's. :)
It is interesting to me. Very different mix of colors.
It is 7-3/4" across and 1" tall. It weighs 15.4 ounces.
Thanks for looking and any input. :)









http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/bild/946_fullsize.jpg
Ming dynasty ofg..
Thanks flea, but I just looked that up and it only bumps it up a couple hundred years. Sorry, I'm trying here and really appreciate your input.
hi ofg it says da ming chen hua nian which means cheng hua nian 1464-1467(under the reign of emperor ming xian zhong during the min era)
dont bump it up right yet youre on the right track.:)))))))))
Flea, thank you. It's going to take me a minute, or ten years. But I will certainly give it my best with your information. I just cannot wrap my head around the fact that it could even possibly be that old in any way shape or form. ;)
yeah it will be really valuable if its that age..really classic and beautiful.just check around ebay if there is any/many reproduce of the similar pattern plate
Here's one that's very similar to yours:
https://nl.pinterest.com/pin/208361920237107576/
Seriously gorgeous OGF.
Might be later Edo?
This a FANTASTIC plate you have!!! I love it.
Wife thinks it could be Chinese -- says she can't make any sense of the marks. [;>)
Thanks for the loves and comments everybody.
Karen, what is Edo? :)
Thanks too Bonnie but I can't open the dang link. Appreciate it just the same.
Thanks Nevada and your wife.
And flea. :)
Thanks for the loves: Bonnie, Mike, Tassie, Karen, fernpig, vetra, Scott, Thomas, Nevada, surfdub, aura and kyra.
Haven't found anything yet....but thank you all, Ya'll, you guys, yous guys, folks, mates....etc. ;)
I was able to open karens link and it does look like the same plate, maybe try again.
Love the plate btw, whatever treasure it may be.
Thanks Phil and Sean. I can click on Bonnie's link but can't sign in to see it as it is a foreign language. LOL
If someone comes up with the popular vote for this one, I'll re-name it and call it solved. I just need to know it in English. :)
this is perfect AND ABSOLUTELY REAL, it is a so called japaniser the dai ming chengua nian zhi OUGHT TO BE TRANSLATED INTO KANJI , it is a DAI MIN SEIKA NENSEI , which is wroNly dated ( it is honorary dated)actuallu we have to sample the the celadon in the the edo periode
that,s a very difficult because the dating of EDO periode very wide
i hope i will be back when i am a bitt recovered
this is top notch
lets keep it short because we vant judge it bij means of the it is far more complicated indicaters
wat is edo timespread = 1603-1868
look at ebay pending
Japanese Late Edo Period Celadon and Blue and White Arita Ware 9 1/2 Inches
Authenticated as described by Asian art expert Peter Combs of Bidamount.com
Finely decorated, signed.
do you know know who Peter Combs is, well wide he is one of the best world wide,
look at the back of the plate the signing ( it is abbreviated)
looks confusing because it is edo and it is japanse and the writing is in chinese ( japonism)
while someone is lying foe 300 years , well it happens al the time
actually the busy are most of the time earlier, well the frequentie common denomenater seems to be late edo about 1840
IMO the simple pieces are always the best this is such a beauty
good teamwork , in the end WE always gonna get there
addendum busy pieces
question did i deserve a popsicle now
Really beautiful plate! Waki deserves a popsicle!