Hi thank you for your comment, i am still trying to learn the subject but from what i understand you can not look at the marks like that, as the marks we used from earlier periods not to fake but as a mark of respect, when something was made in the same period that the mark reads it is known as mark and period and worth far more money, you can have an 18th century mark but made at the end of the 19th century, its very complicated and technical .
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Beautiful,thank you Walter .
Thank you very much xx
Nice finds.Thanks for the imfo.
Nice collection
You own these very beautifully made Chinese porcelain
Very helpful .....THANKS
Four character marks are always late 19th century to early 20th century.
Four character Kangxi reign marks are always 19th century apparently
Hi thank you for your comment and support. They are mostly 19th century but not always there are exceptions
16 to 17 century
Put the character marks the right way up to the camera!
If you're reading the comments: IDK why you need to date these, it clearly says 康熙年制. That's exactly when they were made.
So, 19th century is a little bit off.
Hi thank you for your comment, i am still trying to learn the subject but from what i understand you can not look at the marks like that, as the marks we used from earlier periods not to fake but as a mark of respect, when something was made in the same period that the mark reads it is known as mark and period and worth far more money, you can have an 18th century mark but made at the end of the 19th century, its very complicated and technical .
HX Huang but the market is full of fake replicas... you know everybody can write those marks, right?
Wucai dynasty