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The Chinese 1900s Wan Yu Translucent RiceGrainDragonJingdezhen Porcelain Bowl Spoon is a handmade collectible piece originating from China. This unique item showcases traditional Chinese culture with intricate dragon designs and a translucent rice grain finish. Made in the 1900s, this bowl spoon is a rare and authentic piece that would make a valuable addition to any collector\'s showcase.
The stamp on the base of the piece reads (Zhōngguó Jǐngdézhèn) in Chinese characters, accompanied by the English text \"MADE IN CHINA\". This mark identifies that the tableware comes from Jingdezhen, a city of world-renowned history formally known as the \"Porcelain Capital\" of China.
Identification and Period Details
Exact Translation: The characters above literally translate as \"China Jingdezhen\".
Estimated Dating: This typography and the combined use of English and Chinese under the glaze correspond to the second half of the 20th century (commonly between the 1970s and 1990s). It is a classic stamp used by large Chinese state-owned factories for mass production oriented towards the international .
Decorative technique: The design peeking out from the sides is directly associated with the \"rice grain\" (Linglong) technique, a very traditional style from Jingdezhen in which small perforations are made in the clay before firing and filled with transparent glaze. PRICE FOR THE SET OF 6 PIECES
