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Not sure what I have, chinese pottery ? | Asian Antiques898 of 1906 |  |  |
Posted 10 months ago
Teresa-11
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If anyone can help me out, I am not sure what I have here, is it a urn,vase? I don't read chinese so I don't know what its say's on the bottom, its a pretty green glaze? if anyone can help that would be so great. my email is tress009@yahoo.com
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very beautiful:)
u might want to try gothberg.com i have a celadon piece from the meiji era but i think your piece is even older than mine...try typing meiji era celadon into google...it should bring up lots of helpful information, it was very helpful for me....you have a very lovely piece and it's very distinctive....it has red clay underglaze and it's marked, i am adding it to my asian love collection
you might want to try this link...http://exhibition.ceramics.ntpc.gov.tw/celadon/en/b_products_02-3.html
Chinese apothecary jar - my guess.