Again, 10-30 years old (or less) – fake imitation china ???

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Again, 10-30 years old (or less) – fake imitation china ???

by Michael
(Hollywood)

Picture #4

Hi Peter, Hello everybody,

Hoping someone can help me identify the mark on this china set.
Any info you can give me would be appreciated…

Better image of the mark… picture #4

Thank you for any opinion you might have.
Michael

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tea set
by: Peter

If you want to seek a second opinion, I recommend asianart_com or gotheborg_com. The latter has a collection of marks including newer ones and probably is the number one website for Chinese porcelain in the English speaking world.

mark
by: peter

Hi Michael,

Yes, it exactly the type of mark I thought.
It says "Qianlong Nianzhi" (made during the Qianlong years), but it is a late 20th century faux mark.
Marks of the Qianlong use a completey different type of character. This mark looks like a modern handwritten seal stamp. Such marks are frequently applied to new ceramics, probably for decorative purposes only.

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Again, 10-30 years old (or less) – fake imitation china ???

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