Collectors look at the quality of the potting and enamelling, the clarity of the cobalt and the style of any mark. Qing reign marks were copied widely, both later in the dynasty and afterwards, so a mark is always read together with the piece. Our guide to Chinese porcelain marks explains how. For the wares themselves, see our guide to Qing dynasty porcelain.
This collection includes blue and white bowls, a plate and a kendi, as well as enamelled and painted wares. The range runs from the transition between the late Ming and early Qing to the last years of the dynasty and just after.
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