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Topic starter 10/04/2021 10:30 pm  

 

So I bought this pot. I no nothing about these wares. I don’t expect it to be of any age at $40 bucks in a consignment shop. But it does have a lot of workmanship so I am thinking about selling it what would ask for a copy like this?

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Maybe you should go back to the consignment shop and ask if they know anything about its history, or at least where they got it from. This would be Qingbai ware probably dating to the Yuan/early Ming dynasty. It is very beautiful and could be worth a lot if authentic. I just did a search and noted there was a talk about a very similar jar at the asianart forum back in 2006. https://www.asianart.com/phpforum/index.php?method=detailAll&Id=17022


   
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Topic starter 11/04/2021 12:38 am  

@avatar Holy smokes my jar is just like the linked one. I found it in a consignment shop it was labels as a flower pot. I asked they didn’t know anything but said the owner was wealthy and traveled the world. 


   
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Great! You can send pics to Peter to get his opinion on it. At least hold on to it. Your jar could be worth at much as $100,000. Now I'll wait for others to chime in while I go for a walk and a coffee.

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Topic starter 11/04/2021 1:09 am  

There’s a strange joint inside is this normal?

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11/04/2021 2:13 am  

Is it a luting line? Although I thought they protrude in a ridge, so I am looking forward to hearing more from others. It is a pretty jar, I love these glazes!

However, I am not convinced it is as old as Corey thinks, I am not sure of the foot rim/base but looking forward to being educated!   I think size may be important. How big is it?


   
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Topic starter 11/04/2021 2:23 am  

It’s 21 cm in height here’s closeup does have ware. And I see spur marks.

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The glaze of your jar certainly matches perfectly with the glaze of the jar at the asianart forum. It also compares very well with the glaze of this meiping at Sotheby's. https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2014/sakamoto-goro-ceramics-n09189/lot.6.html

But I'm still waiting to see what others have to say before I'll say more myself.

 


   
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11/04/2021 8:46 am  

With all the experienced folks here, my view means little but it certainly has the look of age, and has obviously been made and worked by hand. The only issue I have with being Ming old is the footrim is far to clean, were has been standing for 500 years? As mentioned a review by Peter or some one willing to put their assessment to paper would be well worth their fee.

If does turn out to be Ming, can you post the address of the consignment shop🙂  


   
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Topic starter 11/04/2021 9:15 am  

@ronm the foot being very clean is a good assessment so if a copier was to go through all the work to forge a piece you would think they would dirty the foot. But we saw the Yongle bowl It was very clean. But I have no ideal I actually was going to drill a hole in it for a flower pot then my wife said sell maybe someone will give you a couple hundred bucks than you can go buy more stuff. Lol


   
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@ronm  Indeed, Brian seems to have some very good consignment shops in his neck of the woods.  


   
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@johnshoe Scottsdale AZ all millionaires all they do is renovate their homes or sell them they send it all to the consignment shops.


   
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11/04/2021 11:20 am  

@lotusblack An appraiser is going to have you scrub the foot before appraising, so I'm not sure how filthy it is matters other than seeing if the aging was painted on or not. Probably more important how it is rendered than how dirty, but as everyone says, the fakers have gotten so good that it is without doubt that many have paid inflated prices for new items.


   
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Topic starter 11/04/2021 11:37 am  

@sharonp scrub like with a scrubbing pad? I looked under a loop no paint looks mineral but your right fakers can make anything look old.


   
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picture in natural lighting.

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