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]]> Comment on Buying Chinese Porcelain From Auctions, A Collectors Guide by Max Johnson https://bidamount.com/buying-chinese-porcelain-from-auctions-a-collectors-guide/#comment-49651 Fri, 04 Sep 2026 12:47:01 +0000 https://bidamount.com/?p=39895#comment-49651 This is a really useful guide for anyone getting into Chinese porcelain, especially because fakes can look surprisingly convincing. I like the advice about handling pieces in person, since photos can only tell you so much about an object. Taking your time and getting an expert opinion before spending serious money seems like the safest approach. There’s definitely a lot to learn, and even something like bluebet can be a reminder that it’s worth checking what you’re dealing with before making a decision.

]]> Comment on Pierre Le-Tan Auction Chinese, Japanese and Islamic Art Paris by Ibiki Morino https://bidamount.com/pierre-le-tan-auction-chinese-japanese-and-islamic-art-paris/#comment-49602 Thu, 03 Sep 2026 19:54:14 +0000 https://bidamount.com/?p=41856#comment-49602 Discovering the incredible art and antiques collection curated by Pierre Le-Tan over his lifetime is seriously inspiring, especially knowing he started hunting for pieces in Paris when he was just seven years old. From landing New Yorker covers as a teenager to designing for iconic brands like Gucci and Lanvin, his eye for detail was just legendary. Scrolling through auction catalogs and rare collections always keeps you on your toes, kind of like testing your luck with a quick spin over at https://pacificspin.ca when you want a completely different kind of thrill. Fascinating piece of art history right there!

]]> Comment on Song Guan Vase Sells for 14.7 Million Dollars by David Johnson https://bidamount.com/southern-song-guan-vase/#comment-45550 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 19:37:00 +0000 http://www.bidamount.com/?p=4899#comment-45550 No wonder that glaze could be described as unxious! Great detailed pictures too and I found the octagonal base of particular interest.

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]]> Comment on About Bidamount Global Auction Members Auctioneer Report Card by George Converse https://bidamount.com/about-bidamount-global-auction-members-auctioneer-report-card/#comment-34446 Sun, 28 Dec 2025 22:58:19 +0000 https://bidamount.com/?p=40175#comment-34446 I am a Bidamount and Patreon member and I see 99 names of auction houses yet Peter, in a recent evaluation to me, says over 400 auction houses are on the Auction Houise Reporrt card.

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]]> Comment on Authenticating Kangxi Originals From Fakes |Chinese Porcelain by Andrew https://bidamount.com/authenticating-kangxi-originals-from-fakes/#comment-31747 Sun, 16 Nov 2025 13:38:44 +0000 http://www.bidamount.com/wordpress/chinese-kangxi-fakes-and-the-basics-on-how-to-tell/#comment-31747 I have miniature around 14 cm height kangxi marked vase. dark red in colour. how can identify if it is rather original kangxi not a copy.
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