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Subject:Chinese Bronze
Posted By: David Edwards Sat, Feb 20, 2016 IP: 139.218.1.79
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Subject:Re: Chinese Bronze
Posted By: David Edwards Sun, Feb 21, 2016
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Subject:Re: Chinese Bronze
Posted By: snap Sun, Feb 21, 2016
What usually helps is at least one photo of whole object, straight-on from side.

First impression: its miniature size argues for modern creation.

Handle added at side and the bars added at side are imitations of the original works' molding techniques.

Look for authentic jue examples in British Museum, Smithsonian and other reputable museums.

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Subject:Re: Chinese Bronze
Posted By: David Edwards Mon, Feb 22, 2016
The Jue is approx. 21 cm tall. I have added some additional photos.
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Subject:Re: Chinese Bronze
Posted By: Michael Banyai Mon, Jun 05, 2017
This is no minature - this is rather the more usual dimension of such a jug. The bigger one´s are rather of exceptional character.

It looks very good - no apparent grounds to reject it as a genuine one.

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