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Feb 23, 2012
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by: Fikri Al Amoudi

Dear,Peter.

newest info,please see the link below,.:
www.alaintruong.com/archives/2012/01/11/23223999.html
picture no 3,. overlapping leafs & body shape & the size,.almost like mine,.


Hi, I don't quite understand why you want me to look at these pictures. I have seen many items like those posted there; I actually own a couple of Longquan items. The items Alain Truong posts on his pages are always correct, at least as far as I have seen them.
Longquan celadons like those shown on this page are easy to recognize as genuine. It is not the glaze alone, that distinguishes them from other types and from fakes. The bottom, for example, is much more important; but all factors need to be right.
peter
Feb 12, 2012
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by: Fikri Al Amoudi

mostly of Song/Yuan/early Ming got thick glazed,.
you can visit at Victoria & Albert Museum or check & recheck at 2 Greatest Auction Houses,.
Specially THE MEIYINTANG COLLECTIONS 2011,.

Thanks,Peter.
Feb 11, 2012
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by: peter

I do not recognize this decoration. If it were Chinese, the color would correspond to Yue or some Fujian wares, but the glaze is too shiny. The decoration looks not like anything standard Chinese, I'm afraid.

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