Chinese porcelain vase

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Posted by zyngc5
13 years ago
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Description

Chinese porcelain vase showing the 12 zodiac animals. It has a red qianlong mark (4 characters , double red squares) at the bottom, chinese characters at back (seems like a poem), and is about 17 1/2" - 18" in height. 
Category Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium porcelain
Distinguishing marks qianlong
Condition Good
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Submitted by nekonook

you ahve  alovely vase but it is most likely not of the Qianlong period.  This mark was used extensively throughout the 20th C to "confuse" collectors.  You would be best to take it to a specialist to have it authenticated.   Most Qianlong era peices would have more age to the peice and have crisper "handles."  But it is a nice vase regardless and should be in the $200-300 range.  
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