logo for chinese-antique-porcelain.com
Home
Blog / Forum
Glossary
.............................. Ancient China Trade
Image Gallery
Marks
Authentication
Cyclic Calendar
Chinese Calendar
History timeline
Ming-Qing Emperors
Major Collections
Porcelain Age Signs
Reproductions
Fake Antiques
Buying Antiques
Value of Antiques
............................... E-Book
Porcelain Care
China Repair
............................... Antiques News
Search
Sitemap
............................... Privacy Policy
Contact
About

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

LEFT for chinese-antique-porcelain.com

Help with Bowl and Plate

by JR
(California)

Famillie Rose Dragon Bowl

Famillie Rose Dragon Bowl

Hello,

I have recently purchased a famillie rose bowl (6 5/8 inches by 1 1/4 inches) and a celadon with blue underglaze plate from an auction house claiming to be selling the asian art collection of Frank G. Hickey, the former CEO of General Instruments Corp. His asian art collection was quite large.
Both items have imperial marks on the bottom.

I wonder, if I post photos of the items here, in successive posts, can you all help me to identify whether they are authentic or not?

Thank you!

JR

Click here to read or post comments.




Photo (back of famillie rose bowl)

by JR
(California)

Here's the back of the bowl, with the mark:

Click here to post comments.

A few more photos of back rim and glaze of bowl with dragons

by JR

closeup of back rim of bowl with dragons

closeup of back rim of bowl with dragons

And the last...

Click here to post comments.

A few more photos of back rim and glaze of bowl with dragons

by JR

closeup of back rim of bowl with dragons

closeup of back rim of bowl with dragons

Here's another....

Click here to post comments.

More info on Millefiori plate with dragons

Thank you Peter, for your opinion.
Here are three more photos. One of the back rim, which is not the highest resolution, but the best I have at the moment. I think it gives a general idea of the condition of the rim.
The next two I will send are of details on the front. It appears to be clearly hand painted. There are alternating places of enamel, paint, and gilt. The eyes of the dragons are very cool, each a little white spot with a black dot in the middle. ONE dragon is holding what I would guess is a red pearl. The dragons are not enamel, but rather, seem to be hand painted. The flowers seem to be the enameled parts. The spaces in between, and some of the nails of the dragons are the gilt parts.
Thanks again!
JR

Click here to post comments.

Detail of front of bowl #1

Detail of front of bowl photo 1

Click here to post comments.

A few more photos of back rim and glaze of bowl with dragons

by JR

closeup of back rim of bowl with dragons

closeup of back rim of bowl with dragons

I took a few more higher res photos of the back of the bowl with dragons, showing the rim and the glaze. I'm sorry, I don't have a place I know of to post them, other than here, so I'll send in a few more here, in hopes they help.
Thank you so much for the help you give!
JR

Click here to post comments.

Detail #2 of front of bowl with dragons

detail

Click here to post comments.

footer for antique Chinese porcelain page