Chinese Ceramics & Antiques Discussion

Antique Chinese Ceramics => Chinese Ceramics Discussion => Topic started by: Qst42know on Sep 09, 2014, 22:28:00

Title: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: Qst42know on Sep 09, 2014, 22:28:00
When might this jar have been made?

I left a broken mate to this as it was just pieces glued back together.
Title: Re: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: Qst42know on Sep 09, 2014, 22:28:51
And the bottom.
Title: Re: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: peterp on Sep 10, 2014, 07:30:07
Late Qing dynasty, Guangxu reign.
Title: Re: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: Qst42know on Sep 10, 2014, 08:07:44
As I mentioned I left a reassembled mate to this jar.

As a point to discuss, what age or type of items have significant value even when broken and glued back together?
Title: Re: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: Stan on Sep 10, 2014, 09:32:56
The problem with this decoration, it is the most copied design from the Kangxi period and so they made a ton of these, so I am sorry to say they would have a low collectors value, simple because there is so many of them out there.
Title: Re: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: kardinalisimo on Sep 10, 2014, 09:33:13
chenghua chicken cup :)
I guess whatever has high value when not damaged will have some value when broken.
Speaking of that, what are the most rare and sought pieces and patterns? I see that age not always matter. You can have a republic pieces worth much more than ming.
Title: Re: 5 inch blossom jar
Post by: kardinalisimo on Sep 10, 2014, 09:35:45
Excluding the Imperial porcelain.