Found this at goodwill any ideas?

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Chinese plate I found at a Goodwill store any ideas on the makers Mark or the value or age. Thanks for any info 305B67AD-F9F3-4D36-9EDD-45664032BAC3.jpg07E078ED-6453-4EF9-8FAF-DA55166A4E4A.jpeg
 

Likely a 20th century replica of the Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi, the Qing Dynasty/Emporer Qianlong reign:

https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/pottery-identification-marks.html

I don't really have any knowledge beyond what I found by googling it. The website above does offer some additional fee based research. I'm not affiliated with them nor have I ever used them, so use at your own risk if you're looking for anything beyond the basics that are found in the write-up. :icon_thumright:
 

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I THINK it's Ch'ien Lung Quianlong 1736-1795

Awesome find!
How much did you have to pay for it?
 

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I'm going to have to say that it's a reproduction. :icon_scratch:
There's no crazing in the glaze, there are no chips on the rip that I can see and the mark on the back looks to have been applied using a stencil.

I would take it to a reputable dealer in Asian antiquities in your area for authentication... at least then you'll know for sure. :thumbsup:

Dave
 

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Looks cool if it was real that would be a great find.I doubt it would be in that good of a condition being from 1700s
 

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Is that Korean writing? May only be fifty years old or so. I found two Japanese plates for a dollar each worth fifty bucks each.
 

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Is that Korean writing? May only be fifty years old or so. I found two Japanese plates for a dollar each worth fifty bucks each.
 

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One of the Chinese restaurants I used to go to had plates that had markings like that on the bottom, so it could be modern.
 

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