It lists around 4,200 marks, including all the major Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasty imperial reign marks in addition to the many studio marks, hall marks and myriad miscellaneous marks that are also to be found on vessels throughout Chinas rich cultural heritage.

Is porcelain popular in China?

By so doing, they made a kind of light but strong ceramic that was preferable for artistic and decorative purposes, and it has been in high demand ever since. Chinas museums have many examples of ancient Chinese porcelain.