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Chinese Import

by BBojorquez
(Saltillo, MS USA)

I would like to know more about this pair of Chinese Export Chargers and what they mark on the back means. I've been told they were Qing. Could someone give me
information on dates, etc.

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Chinese Import

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Dec 14, 2010
 Chinese Import
by: BBojorquez

Hi Peter,
Yes, please send the email with the addy
the the service you use for evaluations.



Well, I wrote it in the comment below.

Peter
Dec 13, 2010
 value
by: peter

I would try valuemystuff.com.
They can provide an affordable valuation service.
Dec 13, 2010
 Condition of Kangxi Chargers
by: BBojorquez

Hi Peter,
Thanks for the information on my Chargers.
They are both in perfect condition, no cracks,
chips or repaires. Also they have the copper
coloring around the inside center but all the
other is gilt, blue and white. What kind of
value could be placed on these??
Thanks,
BB
Dec 08, 2010
 value of plates
by: peter

The value depends much on where and how you would sell. It is easier to judge with Ebay, but not necessarily the best value.

If you allow me to send you an email, I will send you the web address of a low-cost valuation service I have been using. Very affordable.

When researching price it should also be taken into consideration if a pair gets a better price. I am not sure if that is the case, internationally.
I only know that the Chinese always want things in pairs, if possible, and they often pay better (higher per plate price) if it is a pair. Not sure about the western market in this respect.
Dec 07, 2010
 Chinese Import
by: BBojorquez

There are no cracks,chips or repairs to either of these
Chargers.... Do you have any idea as to the value of these pieces...the dimensions are Width....13 7/8" Height....1 1/2"
Dec 07, 2010
 Additional information on Chinese Import
by: BBojorquez

Thanks Peter for your comments on these two chargers. They are quite beautiful. There is some rust like red around the edge of the inside of the chargers but no bright red at all. The
gold accents are throughout them.
Dec 07, 2010
 Chinese export plates - Imari
by: peter

Hello,
Judging from these pictures your chargers seem to be Imari plates from the Kangxi reign (1662-1722). The mark on the back is also a Kangxi period pictorial mark.
Notable is the absence of red color. I can't tell from these pictures if there is none at all or only very little, due to the light reflection.
Imari plates usually have decorations in the colors blue, red and gilt. Yours appears to be blue and gilt, a decoration that is less common among those I have seen.
Are they without cracks or repairs? Very nice to have two of such large chargers.

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