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Image 1 — Second half of the 20 century Blue and white vase
Image 2 — Second half of the 20 century Blue and white vase
Image 3 — Second half of the 20 century Blue and white vase
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Second half of the 20 century Blue and white vase

Just bought it for 10 dollars, what do you think about the particular decade and factory/manufacture?

u/Shot-Database-32 — 1 day ago
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Watano Kichiji studio teapot, 1870s.

I am going to start showcasing my collection bit by bit. This is a Kutani-style teapot in very good condition, featuring narrative hand-painting, moriage elements, geometric gold-painted accents, and quite fascinating shape design.

u/Shot-Database-32 — 26 days ago
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The worst Chinese porcelain ever.

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Guys look at this, I was sailing through the post soviet auction and found this... In the 1990s after the fall of the soviet regime tonnes of the poorest quality ever porcelain (the seal at the bottom should say legcrafted) was imported into the young republics...and to be honest those vases were not affordable at all and in 2026 USD they costed something from...50 to 150 dollars. So just check them out.

u/Shot-Database-32 — 26 days ago
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What do you think about it?

To be honest for me it looks like a modern attempt to imitate late Qing period, but the price is quite awesome, so I decided to ask you

u/Shot-Database-32 — 1 month ago
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A little detective quest

I saw this stopper online the seller says that it is a traditional Chinese blue and white, but I'm not quite sure because of the shape, it is definitely hand painted and the colour of the bottom part seems authentic. So I'll be glad to hear your opinion:)

u/Shot-Database-32 — 2 months ago