Asian Tea Set (Chinese/Taiwanese) with 'Rabbit' Pottery Mark Stamp

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Asian Tea Set (Chinese/Taiwanese) with 'Rabbit' Pottery Mark Stamp

by Ian Jenkins
(Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia)

Asian Tea Set (Chinese/Taiwanese) with 'Rabbit' Pottery Mark Stamp

Asian Tea Set (Chinese/Taiwanese) with 'Rabbit' Pottery Mark Stamp:- This Asian Tea Set appears to be Chinese or Taiwanese to me. It has a distinct 'Rabbit' Stamp made in a Red Color on the external bases. The internal bottom of every tea cup has an embossed figurine of a Chinese Girl in Traditional Headdress. Every piece has an embossed Prawn on the face side which is visually overwhelming and beautiful to the eye.

It is a High Quality Porcelain Ceramic.

It purchased in Timor Indonesia 2011.

I would like to know its:
Background Info
Origin
Age
Rarety
Approximate Value
& If anyone has anything similar?

Any information will be helpful...

Thank you for this wonderful service!

IJ

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red rabbit
by: Anonymous

i have a hot chocolate set with the giesha you can see by lifting it to the light they have a grey dragon pattern and the red rabbit that looks like yours i can not find anything but this page for information i would like to know where and how old the set is

Also got this mark!
by: Gilly S

I just bought a beautiful embossed Chinese dragon tea set (5 of each piece - cup, saucer, cake plate - plus the teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug) because I fell in love with it at first sight.

It also has this red bunny mark on the bottom of each piece, so I'm curious as to its origins. I don't believe the set is worth any thing (except to me, I love it!) but I'd like to know where it was made.

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