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Enamel Pagoda Stupa Tower Old China 14.5” Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Yu Zhi Antique. For Sale


Enamel Pagoda Stupa Tower Old China 14.5” Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Yu Zhi Antique.
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Enamel Pagoda Stupa Tower Old China 14.5” Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Yu Zhi Antique.:
$350.00

Beautiful Antique Rare Stupa Pagoda Tower Old China 14.5” Qing Dynasty 雍正御製 Yongzheng Yu ZhiEnamels Gilt 14 1/2 inches or 37 cm.Weight: 3 Pounds 1 oz.
No chips or cracks, no damage.


This mark is commonly found on Chinese porcelain, particularly from the Qing Dynasty, though it is also frequently used on later reproductions.

  • Period Identification:While the mark translates to "Made during the Yongzheng reign," items bearing this exact mark often date to the later Republic period.
  • Mark Details:The blue underglaze mark in the image is a common style for Yongzheng imperial marks.
  • The four characters are雍正御製(read from top to bottom and right to left):

    • 雍正 (Yongzheng):Refers to theYongzheng Emperor, who ruled during the Qing dynasty from 1723 to 1735.
    • 御製 (Yuzhi):Translates to "made by imperial order".

    Together, the mark means: "Made by imperial order during the reign of theYongzheng Emperor".

    Based on the four-character seal script, this mark refers to theYongzheng period (1723–1735)of the Qing Dynasty.

    • Characters:The mark reads雍正御製(Yongzheng Yu Zhi).
    • Translation:It translates to "Made by Imperial Order of the Yongzheng Emperor" or "Imperially Made in the Yongzheng Reign".
    • Script Style:This is written inzhuanshu(archaic seal script), which became popular during the Yongzheng era as a reflection of the period's interest in archaism.
    • Authenticity:Authentic "Yuzhi" (imperially made) marks from this period are consideredextremely rareand were typically applied to high-quality imperial enameled porcelains.
    • Apocryphal Marks:It is very common for Chinese artisans from later periods (such as the 19th or 20th centuries) to copy earlier reign marks as a sign of reverence.

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