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Marks on Chinese Porcelain - Porcelain Marks on Macau [Macau] Style decorated porcelain, all from c. 1950 and later
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Reign marks on rare Chinese porcelain: an expert guide to dynastic marks on works of art made for the emperor and imperial household | Christie's
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A pair of Chinese vases of eggshell porcelain, Qianlong marks, probably 19th century Bulbous vases with concave necks made of fine, translucent, white porcelain. Multi-coloured and partially gilt ornamentation in the style
Palm Springs antiques dealer: How to identify Chinese porcelain marks
