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Subject:Old Chinese miniature vase
Posted By: Aarre Tue, Jan 19, 2016 IP: 89.166.46.175 Hello everybody! Can you to identify this small Chinese vase, if I correctly guess it also has a special name, I bought it in 1976 from Singapore. |
Subject:Re: Old Chinese miniature vase
Posted By: pipane Wed, Jan 20, 2016 Most probably a real antique chinese Song/Yuan dynasty "qingbai" ceramic vase, overall damage on glaze surface, body and neck, lips... thus worthless. As good advice to new collectors (beside study value for collectors and archeologists) I like to remind them that antique "garbage" is still garbage... (please understand I do not intend to hurt your feelings by using those words). |
Subject:Re: Old Chinese miniature vase
Posted By: Aarre Thu, Jan 21, 2016 Thank you for your comment, these are very rare items and are not often available, fully undamaged is to find good luck, and then the price is in the thousands. |
Subject:Re: Old Chinese miniature vase
Posted By: pipane Fri, Jan 22, 2016 You're referring to "blanc de chine" ware, Dehua ware in fact... |
Subject:Re: Old Chinese miniature vase
Posted By: Aarre Sat, Jan 23, 2016 Thank you for your comment, but I had already been informed of this miniature vase is Dehuan kiln production by song dynasty, refer to kindly Hunan Provincial Museum website. |
Subject:Re: Old Chinese miniature vase
Posted By: pipane Sun, Jan 24, 2016 I still have doubt about that, I can't tell from pictures, in particular low resolution ones... but if an good expert who handled it told you it was Dehua, he should know better. |
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