 | Guangxu
Mark:
"Guangxu Nianzhi" | |
 | Lingzhi
fungus mark on a Guangxu period plate | Pictorial
marks were mainly used in the Ming dynasty and the Kangxi
reign of the Qing dynasty, but normally they were in blue |
 | Mark on
a Guangxu period dish | Typical
Kangxi period mark used on Guangxu porcelain, late Qing copy of early
Qing
Chinese porcelain mark |
 | Mark on
a Guangxu porcelain dish |
see above |
 |
Mark on
a Guangxu period dish | This
mark was used during the Yuan dynasty and Ming Yongle reign;
however, this one
here is a late Qing copy of the mark |
 | Mark on
a Guangxu period plate
(Da Qing Guangxu Nianzhi) | |
 | Late Qing
dynasty.
Mark content: "Chenghua Nianzhi"
(Chenghua reign).
|
Frequently
found on old Fangge porcelain copies made in the late Qing
or early republic period.
This
specific type of vase is frequently encountered among late Qing and
early republic porcelain.
Sometimes the characters are not
readable.
|
 | Guangxu:
double ring mark | (period
item) |
 | Guangxu period
mark | |
