rockpassion
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How old is this chinese seal and can someone translate it? It comes all the way from australia.
yes that's my post but the translation is not correct to my feeling. because the seal face is very complex and has allot of caracters in it, more that what the translation supposed to be.An identical one posted on the Asian Arts Forum was interpreted as 秋天明舟桂華香
… translated as (approximately) as: “On the bright autumn day the boat is filled with fragrance of osmanthus flowers.”
Your seal on the left, rotated to the same orientation as the one posted on Asian Arts:
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I don't think there's any reliable way to put a date to it.
You're still taking pics under a fluorescent lamp? Try using a LED lamp
in the white/daylight/cool color.
i will try to make daylight pictures but as red coat mentiones it is pretty impossible to date it.You're still taking pics under a fluorescent lamp? Try using a LED lamp
in the white/daylight/cool color.
found it and now know how old: https://www.cambiaste.com/it/asta-0179/sigillo-in-giada-gialla-e-russet-cina-dinastia-6-124689
it is the exact same way of carving, not the same seal face of course. if you would magnefy mine you will see the exact same way of carving lines.
What information were you given about it when you acquired it?How old is this chinese seal and can someone translate it? It comes all the way from australia.
Redcoat was pointing you in the right direction showing an exact match seal and you say no. Then you show an entirely different seal and say thats your answer!what ever. thanks for nothing.
they are both the same material and same style carved seal face, that's what i tried to point out.Redcoat was pointing you in the right direction showing an exact match seal and you say no. Then you show an entirely different seal and say thats your answer!
That makes no sense whatsoever.
There’s a very old Chinese proverb written on yours.they are both the same material and same style carved seal face, that's what i tried to point out.
I get what you mean. But the same rock type could be used through generations like jade carving, which can range in dating. The same style could also be something passed on through generations. Like a tradition.they are both the same material and same style carved seal face, that's what i tried to point out.