Chinese Ceramics & Antiques Discussion

Antique Chinese Ceramics => Chinese Ceramics Discussion => Topic started by: miriam on Apr 15, 2014, 06:15:07

Title: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: miriam on Apr 15, 2014, 06:15:07
I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
regards
Title: Re: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: shelley Kong on Apr 15, 2014, 14:55:56
I am very interested to know what Peter thinks of the footrim.
Title: Re: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: peterp on Apr 15, 2014, 17:53:54
Sorry Shelley, but I do not know much about porcelain items of this "young" age. Not even vintage in my view.
Title: Re: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: shelley Kong on Apr 15, 2014, 18:46:32
Peter, what I want to know is the ridge , sort of a channel ,on the bottom of this plate. Is this an indication of something? I seemed to have seen this on a late Ching charger.
Title: Re: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: peterp on Apr 15, 2014, 19:45:07
You may be mixing up a double foot rim with this new rim type...
Title: Re: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: shelley Kong on Apr 15, 2014, 20:25:25
Peter, could you show me a double footrim please
Title: Re: I Need help to indetify this old chinese plate.
Post by: peterp on Apr 16, 2014, 07:22:36
May take time, Shelley. Genuine ones are rare, and mostly from the Kangxi era. Although I heard that later in the Qing dynasty some were made, the ones I see mostly are fakes.
Basically it is just a second foot rim, a few centimeters inside from the outer one. They are only found on 'large' chargers, normally. The inner rim prevents the bottom from sagging, as far as I know.