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A Unique Stem-Cup of Tang Dynasty(AD618-906)
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Pre AD 1000 item# 796289 (stock#lot489)
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Description: A porcelain stem-cup was uniquely molded. By a geometric pattern of lines and circles which were composed by dozens of thorns-like dots, the stem-cup was applied with the milky-yellow glaze on the surface. Obvious glaze crackles and fading were caused by the enduring age when one minute chip was found on the mouth rim. Other than that, the ancient ware was preserved very well without any cracks and free of any restorations. In a fine looking and a unique type, this stem-cup can be a ...click for details
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A Rare Jade Archers Ring of 18th Century
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Pre 1837 VR item# 794487 (stock#lot487)
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Description: A white jade archers’ ring was finely rendered. By a very good quality of nephrite Houtien material, the ring was in transparent celadon tint and without any jade veins observed. It was an important characteristic for authenticating this jade piece. In early Qing period, white jades were usually in celadon tint and not the pure white color people nowadays are pursuing. It was due to the difficulties in mining the Houtien jade mine. The mutton white jade were only taken as legend. An ...click for details
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An Exquisite Zitan Inkcake Rest Of Qing Dynasty
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Pre 1910 item# 794372 (stock#lot486)
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Description: An exquisite Zitan wood inkcake rest was inset with charming burlwood top. Carved from one solid Zitan wood, the stand was finished by excellent craftsmanship. Lineate along the borders by straight lines down to the curved foot, the small scholar item was squared on the top and was inset with a slab of burl wood for the best presentation. In fine old patina, the nice wood inkcake rest can also be a display stand for a lovely jade piece ( There’s an example for display)
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A Pair of Longquan Cups of Ming Dynasty(AD1368-1644)
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Pre 1700 item# 793728 (stock#LOT484)
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Description: A pair of Longquan cups was preserved in perfect condition. By a handsome celadon glaze, the cups were molded in straight wall and stand on well shaped foot rings. Reddish tint was yielded at the unglazed foot ring for verifying the typical characteristics of Ming Longquan wares. The pairs can be a a fine collection in your cabinet. Bring out sometimes for a cup of Sakei would be fine. Date: Ming Dynasty(AD1368-1644), Width: 5.9cm, Height: 5.0cm
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A Longquan Tea Bowl in Unique Olive-Green Glaze
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Pre 1492 item# 793135 (stock#lot482)
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Description: An olive-green glazed tea bowl was manufactured neatly in Longquan kiln of Southern Song Dynasty. Molded thinly on the wall and at the well shaped foot ring, the bowl was applied with the unique glaze all over the surface only stop sort to the bottom of the foot ring. Obvious incursions were found on the mouth rim, foot ring and within the crackles. Some glaze bubbles were caused during firing at the cavetto. It is a genuine piece in fine condition and without any restorations. Date ...click for details
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