ceramic bowl thing???I think...

[scrapdoggie]

Digging up a silver signal in the back yard of a foreclosed property im working on.I begin digging and I hit something big...It appear to be an old jar or pottery item.I start thinking about indian pottery when i notice its covered in bird and flower pictures and full of soil,Still getting a siver signal I continue to uncover it ever so softly not to damage it.Then I notice theres a stamp on the bottom of it(foriegn writings).My heart was pounding thinking its full of chinese coins or better.Gotta be something right ?..Well its full of dirt and 1 crushed tin can,Not even 1 single coin.CRUSHED!...I took it home anyway figured it would make for a good story.Can anybody actually tell me what that stamp on the bottom is?...Maybe its worth somthing after all.If not I will use it for my finds.Maybe i can fill it up with my own hand dug coins eh.

 

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[Breezie]

The picture in the bottom of your bowl is of an Oranda, which is a Chinese Goldfish, known for the mass which grows on top of their head. Images of a goldfish have been on ancient pottery created during the Ming Dynasty to modern days. . . .so your bowl could be as new as last week or old as dirt. From what I can see in the pic, it's a beautiful bowl. Nice find, Breezie

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Can you please turn the bowl over and snap a pic for us.
That's where the mark is to ID it

 

[traderoftreasures]

earlier i looked and there where more pictures.... even one of the bottom. it had a red chinese stamp... now there gone

 

[Lucas]

It's a very recent Chinese flower pot. Possibly from WW.