Antique teacups

[williammimi70]

Kangxi powder blue cup

Hmm... I'm not sure that's a Kangxi piece... whenever I see marks like that on the bottom, I assume they are probably from around the Jiaqing period.

Thank you

[williammimi70]

Just curious, how many of your pieces exhibit signs of incandescence, or what I think may be lead leaking out from overglaze enamels?

To be honest I have not noticed on these cups although I have seen that on my susancai bowl( notposted yet)

[chrl42]

Kangxi powder blue cup

Hmm... I'm not sure that's a Kangxi piece... whenever I see marks like that on the bottom, I assume they are probably from around the Jiaqing period.

Very agreed, this kind of mass-produced cup is mostly exported starting Jiaqing-Daoguang period..being Qianlong (just before Jiaqing) just means a level higher one..same as Yixing.

[williammimi70]

Kangxi powder blue cup

Hmm... I'm not sure that's a Kangxi piece... whenever I see marks like that on the bottom, I assume they are probably from around the Jiaqing period.

Thank you
I am grateful for your advises
Very agreed, this kind of mass-produced cup is mostly exported starting Jiaqing-Daoguang period..being Qianlong (just before Jiaqing) just means a level higher one..same as Yixing.

[janet11]

Nice teacup. Where you get these teacup? Amazing

[williammimi70]

Nice teacup. Where you get these teacup? Amazing

Hi Janet
I bought most of these at antique fairs some were bought at car boot fairs

[williammimi70]

Hare fur cup