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Title: Chinese Buddha Makers Mark Identification
Post by: geob10 on Nov 08, 2018, 06:17:12

Hello

I wondered if someone could translate this mark on the base of a porcelain Buddha, I would assume it is the makers mark and the Buddha to me looks to date from the republican period

the mark is a bit worn so any help would be much appreciated, photos attached

kind regards

George

Title: Re: Chinese Buddha Makers Mark Identification
Post by: peterp on Nov 08, 2018, 08:31:19

Not sure if it is the same as with your previous one. Family name Zhu, not sure about the other two characters.
The mark is ????, a workshop name. Probably the same Zhu as with your other Buddha figurine. Late Qing (early 20th century) or early republic.

Reference: tinyurl.com/yan8qg8x

Title: Re: Chinese Buddha Makers Mark Identification
Post by: geob10 on Nov 09, 2018, 01:18:23

thank you Peter

i shall do some investigation to see if i can find out some more.

thanks again

George

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