Your videos are still informative some 6 years later. I just bought a Rose Medallion cup and saucer with CHINA stamped on the bottom. Now I know the year! Great.
Nice video that answered some questions that I had regarding an 11” dia. bowl that I inherited some years ago that has no stamp on the bottom. I now have an idea as to it’s age. Thanks again for posting.
Hi there I have a vase jar that has a 31 in a box marking on the bottom and under lid. I’m having trouble finding what it is online. I was wondering if you could help. Thank you
i found a couple plates that look like rose but the marking looks different from the ones you showed..its a circle marking that says ‘Japanese Porcelain’ around the outside circle and ‘Decorated in Hong Kong’ on the inner circle and finally inside a diamond shape says ‘acf’... is this anything? thanks in advance for all your info and help!☺️
What about made in hong kong? I have two stamped like that with with images that look like 1920s in your reference photo. I would assume its modern concidering you said modern peices have a variety of different marking. But figured it would be worth asking. Thanksd
The earlier pieces were made in Jiadzhing and exported from the port of Canton. Pieces marked decorated in Hong Kong are from the 2nd half of the 20th C or newer.
Hi Thank you for the video, bit I've got a question. I've got a plate with a "da qing" (during the reign of emperor qianlong) stamp on the bottom, but you said they're most likely modern, so it's unlikely that it was made before the 1950's? Or could it still be authentic? (Btw, the plate has goldleaf on it) Thank you.
@m.a.jensen2415 Do you have an actual example of what you're talking about? Authentication isn't that difficult for most 19th century pieces. Certain concessions were made for using the reign mark after 1863, but actual examples from that period are extremely rare. The majority of porcelain remained unmarked until 1891, when the country of origin was required on all imported items. "CHINA" written in English appears on everything after that. Reproductions of older styles made in Hong Kong during the mid 20th century generally are marked with a spurious Chien Lung reign mark. Those were readily available worldwide. Mainland China is churning out fakes by the ton now. eBay is full of them. Genuine marked antiques were brought out of China when the Imperial lineage ended in 1908, so there are genuinely old pieces available.
I have a 14" Rose Medallion Vase signed: Andrea in an Oval then under that is: Japanese Porcelain Ware Hand Decorated in Hong Kong. Absolutely beautiful in great shape. Any idea the age and what it would be worth. I'm assuming it's Andrea Sadek??? Thanks so much for any information you can provide.
I have a 26cm rose medallion from Macau with round red stamp on it. Paintwork looks like 1920s...I understand the Macau did not actually have factories and all the plates were exported through Macau. I bought it for 1€
I have a 10" rose medallion plate with a red quianlong mark. The detailed outline & coloring is very carefully done. What seems unusual is the painting design continues right onto the plate rim without a separate defined gold or brown painted rim. Also the opposing panels are mirror images of one another (not just the same image around the other side). Any ideas?
Nice video! Thanks for posting. I have a rose medallion plate which is mostly typical with birds and butterflies but also includes pink green bats and small red vases (with gold decoration) around the plate. I have not been able to find another example where the same was true. Have you seen any examples or are you familiar with those design elements?
Thank you for the comment and kind words. An exorbitant amount of Famille Rose porcelains were made in China during the second half of the 19th century, and with that came hundreds of pattern variations. Sounds like you have a lovely example. Feel free to email us a photo and will let you know our thoughts. All the best.
Since you are an expert in ancient ceramics and by virtue of your tremendous experience in this area I want to make you a small request that you may benefit me where I have a very beautiful bowl and I want to know information about him and thank you
I have 6 rose medallion plates plus 2 oval ish 28cm dishes with no markings underneath Several have small chips. How can I find out how much they are worth. I can send photos
Hi, I have this set of rose medallion China with like a Chinese signature or some kind of writing in Chinese, which in your video you didn't mention but I know this was engendered from my great grand parents, hope you can help me with this. Lots of blessings.
I have an 8 1/2" scalloped edge bowl, quite "sturdy", unsigned or stamped and with s slightly "raised" pattern. Anyway I can send you a picture? Based upon what you said in your video, I think this is 1860. Thank you.
hi i have a jar that is white,and has three warriors,one is dressed in yellow and green,with red lining,on a yellow horse,with a red saddle,he is poking his spear at another who is dressed in green and yellow who carries a baby on his chest,he holds a sword in right hand and a spear poking back towards his opponent,another warrior stands in horse stance with red pants ,green tunic,with yellow collar,he holds a spear with a yellow flag that has a green yin yang,on the top of the jar,13 red triangles and 13 green triangles these trianles are made of 13lines each,the green has 9 lines each,on the bottom a pattern of 28 brown n yellow rectangles,ithe baby has a red line touching his head,i am sure this is LIU BEI,AND GENERAL ZHANG ESCAPING WITH A BABY PRINCE FROM CAOCAO,BUT COULD YOU PLEASE CONFIRM,the jar is old style the depicting warrior are all old style,i shined a solar light inside it,as it is a white translucent yellow green and red and could see excellent detail,thanx if you can,and if you could find a buyer,i would offer a 20% commision if sold
The so-called 1860 example is definitely NOT 1860. About 25 years later than what he dates it. The earliest reference to the rebuilding of the kilns in China is 1863. RM from that period would have melon shaped reserves, not the typical C scroll reserve. Overly ambitious early dating of RM has plagued the post WWII collecting community for decades.
Your videos are still informative some 6 years later. I just bought a Rose Medallion cup and saucer with CHINA stamped on the bottom. Now I know the year! Great.
Another excellent video from Chamberlain Antiques. Thanks so much!
Excellent, succinct & informative. Thank you
Nice and informative video, Keep informing us about chinese and japanise antiques pls, thank you so much 👍
Nice video that answered some questions that I had regarding an 11” dia. bowl that I inherited some years ago that has no stamp on the bottom. I now have an idea as to it’s age. Thanks again for posting.
Extremely helpful. Thank you!!
I work with antiques and your videos do help me. Thanks
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I think I may have accidentally started collecting some 1860 rose medallion omg
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Hi there I have a vase jar that has a 31 in a box marking on the bottom and under lid. I’m having trouble finding what it is online. I was wondering if you could help. Thank you
Is the big vase to your left a real one?
i found a couple plates that look like rose but the marking looks different from the ones you showed..its a circle marking that says ‘Japanese Porcelain’ around the outside circle and ‘Decorated in Hong Kong’ on the inner circle and finally inside a diamond shape says ‘acf’... is this anything? thanks in advance for all your info and help!☺️
What about made in hong kong? I have two stamped like that with with images that look like 1920s in your reference photo. I would assume its modern concidering you said modern peices have a variety of different marking. But figured it would be worth asking. Thanksd
The earlier pieces were made in Jiadzhing and exported from the port of Canton. Pieces marked decorated in Hong Kong are from the 2nd half of the 20th C or newer.
Hi
Thank you for the video, bit I've got a question. I've got a plate with a "da qing" (during the reign of emperor qianlong) stamp on the bottom, but you said they're most likely modern, so it's unlikely that it was made before the 1950's? Or could it still be authentic? (Btw, the plate has goldleaf on it)
Thank you.
Use of a reign mark was forbidden to be used on export porcelain.
@@oltedders so how would you explain a piece with a reign mark that is in the US.
@m.a.jensen2415
Do you have an actual example of what you're talking about? Authentication isn't that difficult for most 19th century pieces.
Certain concessions were made for using the reign mark after 1863, but actual examples from that period are extremely rare. The majority of porcelain remained unmarked until 1891, when the country of origin was required on all imported items. "CHINA" written in English appears on everything after that. Reproductions of older styles made in Hong Kong during the mid 20th century generally are marked with a spurious Chien Lung reign mark. Those were readily available worldwide. Mainland China is churning out fakes by the ton now. eBay is full of them. Genuine marked antiques were brought out of China when the Imperial lineage ended in 1908, so there are genuinely old pieces available.
I have a 14" Rose Medallion Vase signed: Andrea in an Oval then under that is: Japanese Porcelain Ware Hand Decorated in Hong Kong. Absolutely beautiful in great shape. Any idea the age and what it would be worth. I'm assuming it's Andrea Sadek??? Thanks so much for any information you can provide.
Please tell me where I can find a frog like the one in this video.
I have a 26cm rose medallion from Macau with round red stamp on it. Paintwork looks like 1920s...I understand the Macau did not actually have factories and all the plates were exported through Macau. I bought it for 1€
I have a 10" rose medallion plate with a red quianlong mark. The detailed outline & coloring is very carefully done. What seems unusual is the painting design continues right onto the plate rim without a separate defined gold or brown painted rim. Also the opposing panels are mirror images of one another (not just the same image around the other side). Any ideas?
Any RM with a red seal mark on it is modern, an usually hand decorated, not hand painted.
Nice video! Thanks for posting. I have a rose medallion plate which is mostly typical with birds and butterflies but also includes pink green bats and small red vases (with gold decoration) around the plate. I have not been able to find another example where the same was true. Have you seen any examples or are you familiar with those design elements?
Thank you for the comment and kind words. An exorbitant amount of Famille Rose porcelains were made in China during the second half of the 19th century, and with that came hundreds of pattern variations. Sounds like you have a lovely example. Feel free to email us a photo and will let you know our thoughts. All the best.
@@AntiquesChamberlain how can we email you to find out if something is worth sending to you to sell?
Thank you.
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Is this use of words linked to when an item is described as familè rose ?
Since you are an expert in ancient ceramics and by virtue of your tremendous experience in this area I want to make you a small request that you may benefit me where I have a very beautiful bowl and I want to know information about him and thank you
I have 6 rose medallion plates plus 2 oval ish 28cm dishes with no markings underneath
Several have small chips. How can I find out how much they are worth. I can send photos
I purchased a 1920 Rose Medallion that u have a picture for. How much is it worth?
Hi, I have this set of rose medallion China with like a Chinese signature or some kind of writing in Chinese, which in your video you didn't mention but I know this was engendered from my great grand parents, hope you can help me with this. Lots of blessings.
Feel free to send us some images
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Hey hello Mike we have fegoring pocelain antegue look this picture please healp me how much this
😲what's the name ?Rose what? I have a vase from 1920 and where can a look for more information🤔
Hi i want to know if those modern family rose porcelan has a value
Decorative value only.
I have an 8 1/2" scalloped edge bowl, quite "sturdy", unsigned or stamped and with s slightly "raised" pattern. Anyway I can send you a picture? Based upon what you said in your video, I think this is 1860. Thank you.
Modern hand decorated, not hand painted. Period hand painted pieces will never have a raised surface of any kind.
Thanks for the helpful advice. I was given a large Chinese rose medallion plate as a wedding present and had no idea how to date it.
Glad you enjoyed the video
hi i have a jar that is white,and has three warriors,one is dressed in yellow and green,with red lining,on a yellow horse,with a red saddle,he is poking his spear at another who is dressed in green and yellow who carries a baby on his chest,he holds a sword in right hand and a spear poking back towards his opponent,another warrior stands in horse stance with red pants ,green tunic,with yellow collar,he holds a spear with a yellow flag that has a green yin yang,on the top of the jar,13 red triangles and 13 green triangles these trianles are made of 13lines each,the green has 9 lines each,on the bottom a pattern of 28 brown n yellow rectangles,ithe baby has a red line touching his head,i am sure this is LIU BEI,AND GENERAL ZHANG ESCAPING WITH A BABY PRINCE FROM CAOCAO,BUT COULD YOU PLEASE CONFIRM,the jar is old style the depicting warrior are all old style,i shined a solar light inside it,as it is a white translucent yellow green and red and could see excellent detail,thanx if you can,and if you could find a buyer,i would offer a 20% commision if sold
How can we email you?
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I look for tiny gold ornaments in the women's hair to indicate better pieces.
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Does that mean the Modern one is a fake?
I have cawan anggur segi 9 diameter 11cm picture dragon .now still present . Original
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Please im from Morroco I have somes olds vases of China but i don't know its prices, if you want, please give your contact( excuse my englich
The so-called 1860 example is definitely NOT 1860. About 25 years later than what he dates it. The earliest reference to the rebuilding of the kilns in China is 1863. RM from that period would have melon shaped reserves, not the typical C scroll reserve. Overly ambitious early dating of RM has plagued the post WWII collecting community for decades.
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