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Subject:Chinese Porcelain Vase
Posted By: Drea Fri, Jul 09, 2021 IP: 2600:1700:8280:8ac0: Hi, |
Subject:Re: Chinese Porcelain Vase
Posted By: Mark Adams Sat, Jul 10, 2021 Hong Kong made circa later 20th century. |
Subject:Re: Chinese Porcelain Vase
Posted By: Andrea Keyes Sun, Jul 11, 2021 The lamp parts I removed from it were from approximately the 1930’s. Would someone have deliberately used antique lamp parts to further deceive? Also, I’m not sure if it was broken before or after it was converted to a lamp, but it was professionally repaired and extremely well done; I don’t know why someone would go to that trouble or expense for a piece of junk. |
Subject:Re: Chinese Porcelain Vase
Posted By: Mark Adams Mon, Jul 12, 2021 Hi Andrea, |
Subject:Re: Chinese Porcelain Vase
Posted By: Andrea Keyes Tue, Jul 13, 2021 Thank you, I appreciate your reply. The forum only let me upload 3 photos, that’s why it was lacking. I picked a view of the whole vase from one side, a close up of the enamel, and the base. You got me on the right track for researching this on my own. There is just so much information out there that I didn’t even know where to begin. Thanks again :) |
Subject:Re: Chinese Porcelain Vase
Posted By: Steve Gridley Wed, Jul 14, 2021 In my opinion, from your photos, I must concur with Mark on this vase. The decoration is crudely painted and the raised enamels are more consistent with 1960s pieces I have handled. The “drill” hole is too perfect and looks to be part of the original blank as it also lacks inside drill marks (similar to lands and grooves from rifling) and trace flaking around the outer edges that occurs when drilling unless precise care is taken with a diamond bit and lubricant. |
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