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• History of Made in Japan Ceramics
• by angieplk( 483)
• PLEASE VISIT MY STORE !! THANKS, CRAFTS AND COLLECTABLES4U Hoping this may help you understanding the Era's. 1860s-1891 JAPONISME ERA All types of Japanese art and ceramics ere eagerly collected in the West.... 

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  JAPAN | OCCUPIEDJAPAN | NIPPON | JAPAN MARKS | NORITAKE

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• Crazing of pottery and crackle finishes
• by fuzzytraction( 274)
• Crazed pottery is often considered a sign of age and although it may be to a certain extent, it is mostly due to process error. This random cracking of the glaze is mostly the result of the product being... 

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  pottery | crazing | age

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• Antique Chinese ceramics on Ebay.
• by chitong88( 53)
• Hi everyone, I thought I`d write a few words on the subject of Chinese antiques was partly inspired by Peter Combs otherwise excellent, common sense guide which starts with the sentence, "Any Porcelains being... 

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  Chinese | pottery | porcelain | Ming | Qing

• 10 of 13 people found this guide helpful

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• Beware Of Fake Art & Antiques
• by dreamartuk( 5707)
• A dealer's word and guarantee are important when we purchase an antique, but it is equally important to take the object in your hands and study it carefully, in order to form an opinion of our own based on... 

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  fake | art | antiques | ceramic | chinese

• 8 of 10 people found this guide helpful

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• Satsuma & Kutani: Ware, Style &/or Oranges?
• by aimi-s( 43)
• (Satsuma,Kutani or Orange? See below.) As Jan-Erik Nilsson bemoans on his site for collectors of antique Chinese and Japanese porcelain, "nothing is ever easy when it comes to Japanese pottery or porcelain."... 

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  Satsuma | Kutani | Antique | Japanese Porcelain | Shoza Style

• 6 of 8 people found this guide helpful

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