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Chinese Antiques676 of 911DYNASTY?? chinese Snuff Coral & Jade Bottle with Ivory spoon What Dynasty???MING DYNASTY 18TH CENTURY IVORY ND WOOD TRINKET BOX
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    Posted 12 years ago

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    breendy
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    Any info on identifying and determining age would be greatly appreciated. It is heavy, very detailed art, very heavy gold trim. Want to know if anyone knows how to tell if it is original or repo, if so when. thx.

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    1. Moonstonelover21 Moonstonelover21, 12 years ago
      Chinese or Mongolian? Neat piece...Mongols loved there horses and dogs...
    2. apostata apostata, 3 years ago
      captivating because they mixed all the styles , the inspiration is chinese porcelain qianlong hunting scene from the LATE !!! qianlong period , mikelven got an VERY precious one , its late the English scene is in it

      and then something peculiar happens , the (Rubensian) horse is purple , which ought to commit to Quanghu period ( and related f.i Samson porcelain etc)

      so it is an complete fantasy piece


      the mark is an Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi 'Great Qing Qianlong Period'

      and the left symbol on top makes it Macao style

      and this is closed frame stamping , so the outside square is not single lined,

      so this is Macao porcelain around 1970,

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