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jtw1313

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If anyone can help with these markings it is appreciated. This guy had dirt in his eyes like it was underground still Has some in creases and under hat
 
The glaze is in too good of condition to have been buried under ground for hundreds or thousands of years... possibly a votive offering?

The 'dirt' you're referring to could have come from sitting on the display shelf at Pier 1 Imports for many years? :laughing7:
I'm just kidding about the Pier 1 reference :thumbsup:

As you well know, with Chinese pieces it could be a thousand years old or have been made yesterday.

Dave
 
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He's one of the 3 Emperors of the Qing Dynasty.

Representing three generations of the most popular emperors in Chinese history. The oldest of the three Qing (1644-1912) emperors, Kang Xi (reigned 1662-1722), reestablished peace by adopting much of the Ming bureaucratic structure and espousing Confucian ideals of government and ushered in an era of reconstruction. Yong Zheng (reigned 1723-35), completed the institutional restructuring of the Qing state, but it was under Kang Xi's grandson, Qian Lon (reigned 1736-95), that the empire reached the height of its power.

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Nice piece jtw, great condition!
 
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Thanks for the responses and help guys it’s appreciated as always
 
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