Kangxi bardzo ładny kobaltowy wazonik - kopia z początku XXw. słynnej porcelany Kangxi - chyba, że jest to oryginał i własnie tracę majątek...
Ale moje guru ze Szwecji opisuje  tę sygnaturę dość dokładnie... Brzeg ma utrącenie.
Mimo wszystko ten wazonik jest wartościowy- powstał w przedrewolucyjnych Chinach- jest dokładną repliką porcelany z z XVII wieku - i chocby z tego względu warto mieć go w kolekcji. Polecam!!!
wysokość 13 cm średnica brzuśca 7 cm średnica kołnierza 3,4 cm średnica podstawy  5 cm.
Polecam rarytas!!!
Kangxi marks are by far the richest group compared to all other period marks. Many also consider Kangxi porcelains the peak of Chinese porcelains and some Kangxi fakes are the most difficult of all to tell.
Genuine marks from the period: During most of the Kangxi reign the emperor's mark was not allowed to be used so other symbols or frequently the Ming emperor, Chenghua's mark took its place. There could also be used just empty circles with no mark within, or even no mark at all, or 4 character hallmarks marks of commendation. Late in the period the order was rescinded and a 6-character reign mark was permitted. The only time a Kangxi Imperial mark appeared without the circles was on the peach bloom wares and certain other scholar's table items and it is always 6 characters written either in two horizontal lines or two vertical columns. Some Imperial pieces decorated at the Palace Workshops that were made late in the reign had a four character reign mark, but they are always enclosed by a double square and are almost always written in over glaze blue enamel.

Copies and later marks: All four character Imperial REIGN Kangxi marks written inside double circles or without circles are replicas. Items made in the manner of or style of Kangxi in the 19th C many times do have four character reign marks. This makes it easy to tell at a glance in many cases whether the piece is really from the Kangxi period. Some of these porcelains are very close in design to the originals but if you compare them to genuine Kangxi wares the paste, glaze, footrim and the blue is different. We refer to all of these as "copies" even if they are not absolute replicas because in most instances they were meant to deceive, particularly during the Guangxu reign.

Crude attempts to mimic Imperial marks are sometimes found on minyao wares but generally this is not the case on export wares, as most bear no marks.
 
 572. Kangxi Nian Zhi - "Kangxi Period Make". C. 1[zasłonięte]900-19.