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I purchased this vase from a thrift store for 8 dollars the other day.  Here is what I have been able to find out about it.    -This is a vase that dates back to the Guangxu reign period of the Qing Dynasty (1875-1905-roughly). The markings indicate that it was made by "Cha Yi-Xing", who was an active porcelain artist during this period. -The age marks on it seem to be consistent and the design is supposedly called the "Ding Flower Series". -The vase stands around 14 1/2 inches tall and does not have any cracks or chips in it. -The bottom of the vase seems to have an auction sticker.  It is a small white sticker with "F8" written on it.
-I have not found a vase with this design, and with the same unique shape. The majority of these designs have the same shape or have a very similar shape (may indicate uniqueness).Â
 Here is a link to a Google image search with the Chinese characters for the maker's name.https://www.google.com.tw/search?lr=lang_zh-CN%7Clang_zh-TW&biw=1600&bi…
Re: Guangxu period (late Qing, early republic) vase by "Cha...
youre right. It's a 19th century vase from China. the shape is unusual, although the pattern isnt. Worth would be around 150 to 300 dollar.