Marked Chinese tea storage
25 November 2019
Description

I believe this is a tea holder. It is about 8 inches tall and 5 inches wide and 6 inches across. It is marked on the top and in theory is from the 50s to the 70d

Provenance

Unknown

Acquired from
Other
For sale
Yes
Answered within 1 day
By s.k. Breider
Nov 27, 06:45 UTC
Fair Market Value
$20 - $40 USD
Insurance Value $0 USD
What does this mean?

Dear Chris,

You have a Chinese storage jar. Maybe indeed for tea but could also be for something else. It's made for export to the ''west'' ( Europe / USA ) and is not very old. I would say 1970 / 1980. Marking is a stamp and not relevant for the piece; Chinese marks usually do not express a period of making but more a sign of respect for older emperors or just a habit / add value to an object. Mark & period pieces are quite rare, in older days only with the approval of the emperor you could use his reign mark. Nice pot but not very rare, I see tem passing by quite often.

Chris winchester Nov 27, 07:31 UTC

Thank you for your time. I enjoy learning new things.

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