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Posted 2 years ago
canndav2001
(1 item)
Hi, was just wondering. We were doing some spring cleaning in our attic in a home we have owned for less than a year. I noticed between the wall slats something white. I pulled this Miniture vase out. Its about the size of a Bic lighter. On the bottom it states: Ming Period 1368-1644 , Has a Crown on it and below crown it states " Fenton, England", it as off to the right Chinese Writing and off the left side in red it is numbered "B33/241". It seems to have been hand painted, and is also in excellant condition, no chips or cracks. I have looked all over on this and come up short. I am just interested in this little vase now since I can't find any info on it. If you can write me at dcann007@gmail.com and tell me about it or where I can look I would so appreciate your help.
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