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    Posted 3 years ago

    wireless2u
    (1 item)

    My parents used to have an antique store in South Laguna Beach, during the late 1960's through the early 1980's. When I was cleaning out Mom's house, I found this packed in a box. From here label she thought it was old. I have not found anything to compare to it so thought I would come here and see what I might find out about the piece. Thank you

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    Comments

    1. apostata apostata, 3 years ago
      this does , not sense , actually your point of view implies goryeo period , most of the porcelain was maebyeong ( plumbottle shape) and was sanggam an inlay tecnic

      also there there was no lotus petal bottom design with scalop form

      probably it,s Chinese and Japanese equivalent is something like 1770-1840

      but in my opinion we are lets say the under parameter to the kilnpitting and the embossing something like 1900 and slighty up , because the revival pieces cane in around 1950 and these were different
    2. wireless2u, 3 years ago
      apostata, thank you for your reply.

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