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• NIPPON China Guide
• by hughvw( 498)
• Nippon china first appeared outside Japan in the late 1800s after the US and Japan began to trade with each other. Americans loved china from Japan (known then as Nippon) A Japanese trader, Ichizaemon... 

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  China | Nippon | Noritake | pottery | antiques

• 199 of 213 people found this guide helpful

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• Royal Satsuma Marks and Items-Not The Real Deal!
• by rosesrosegarden( 416)
• Please pay careful attention to my guide ratings! You'll notice the number of unhappy sellers that are attempting to trash my ratings because the information contained here calls attention to their shady... 

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  Satsuma | Asian Antiques | Porcelain | Japanese | Royal Satsuma

• 153 of 167 people found this guide helpful

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• Blue Phoenix Porcelain Patterns
• by sandyh3( 1266)
• The first pieces of porcelain I started collecting over 20 years ago were those with the Blue Willow pattern. From there I discovered the Blue Phoenix or "Flying Turkey" pattern. This guide is a summary of... 

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  Flying Turkey | Blue Phoenix | Blue Willow | Howo | Japanese Porcelain

• 73 of 76 people found this guide helpful

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• What is allowed to Sell on eBay Policies Restrictions
• by reallygreatstuff( 8068)
• What can I sell on eBay? The simple answer is just about anything. By using common sense and judgment you are usually ok. With that being said here is a guide to some of the eBay policies and seller... 

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  eBay Policies | Questionable Items | illegal | Sell on eBay | Is it allowed

• 54 of 67 people found this guide helpful

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• Fake Kalk Marks-Recent Japanese NOT Old German
• by rosesrosegarden( 416)
• Authentic Kalk porcelain from Germany is seldom found on ebay. The majority of the listings, stating that the items are Kalk, are incorrect. These items are mass produced Japanese imports made for Arnart... 

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  Kalk Porcelain | Fake Kalk Porcelain | Crossed Arrows Porcelain | German Porcelain | Blue Onion

• 31 of 32 people found this guide helpful

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