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Posted 11 years ago
BHock45
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This is a repost. Just thought I would put it back up in case anyone had opinions or comments. Still not sure about it, love the detail though, and the colors.
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It's very pretty and well done BHock..... Most unmarked pieces are for export and even marked ones are not of the period. I would definitely have bought this as well. Asian porcelain is the toughest to date and ID. Try posting it on the "Collecting Chinese Porcelain" site. Peter is usually very good about answering questions promptly and you'll get an honest opinion. Even if it's nothing special you love and that's what counts. -Mike-
mikelv85, thanks for the comment. I actually like the piece a lot. It is the detail and the quality of the work that I like. The price was under five dollars, so I really couldn't go wrong. It is large about 14-16 inches tall and 10 inches across at the widest.
Thanks id for the comment! Thanks to attwood elisabethan, kerry, manikin, id geo racer mike vetraio and aghcollect.
No you are not being a pest. I appreciate your help, as always, idcloisonne. I am not sure what it is, kind just wanted to get it posted. Let me change it real quick.
id, thank you so much for taking the time to help me. I really do appreciate your effort. I hope we can identify it, but if not it is still great learning from you. Have a great day!
id, please forgive me, the exact size is 11 inches by 8 inches at the widest.
thank you agram, dclee, atwood, elisabethan, kerry, manikin, geo, racer, mike, vetraio, and agh.
unfortunately this is a late fake