I am addicted to blue and white things. Fabrics, China, art, etc. I am sitting in a room with blue and white around me....delicious, meditative and as sedative as the clouds in a blue sky or the white caps on a blue sea....
China still make great products. They just don’t let the western market have it anymore. Westerners get the cheap stuff they make so the perceptions had changed based on that. Don’t underestimate modern China.
That would be the “Blue Silk Dressing Room” at Burghley House (1555-1587), which is right next to the beautiful stone town of Stamford in Eastern England.
That is beautiful thing to collect them , I like the porcelain and even ceramics if the design is interesting , not just paintings on them ,but also the shapes are fantastic .And the crystals are beautiful , the sparks of colours and the sound of them so thin....... and long.......And the natural stones , with the venice inside ,in many different colours . Even the wood is beautiful material with characteristics wooden patterns like ( slopes and sewings ) .
Very sad that the ancient china stay only in the history. But i am still very proud to be a chinese as our culture, our philosophy and our ancient history is irreplaceable and priceless for the human beings.
China still makes some of the finest procaine in the world, many other modern Chinese Arts and Crafts goods fetches millions in the auction market. Chinese woodcarvings embroideries can only be afforded by the richest 1% just because you can only afford to go to Walmart does not mean China don't produce fine quality items.
It's fine to feel proud of Chinese heritage but I always tell myself these are the works of our ancient ancestors. Not mine or ours to boast. If we want to be proud of our own community or country it depends on what we do now. It's not healthy for Chinese to keep living in past glory. Throughout Chinese history many dynasties had fallen due to people being complacent or conceited.
That is so true. Stop being stuck up to the past. A three hundred year old nation like America have easily surpassed us by a thousand fold. Everything is possible.We should all be humble and learn. And stop the copycat culture!
I inherited a rather large collection of Chinese porcelain spanning nearly a thousand years of Chinese history, from the early porcelain of the Shang to the more elaborate Ming dynasty. Not even poverty could bring me to part with them.
Working with porcelain is not easy to work with. When form an object you can't use too much water it'll collapse, work it too much it'll collapse. But once fired it is hard to break or chip and color of glazes really standout. And many of the patterns or pictures on the porcelain are hundreds of years old.
Last year I found an early Ming Dynasty vase at a thrift store worth tens of thousands of dollars. Sad thing is I had no idea at the time what it was or it’s worth and I didn’t buy it for $8 😩
@@natashabegley1346 it’s not BS. It was in the summer of 2021 at the Mega Thrift store in Winston Salem, NC. I am a mortician and transported bodies from Asheville to the medical examiner’s office at Wake Forest University Medical Center. I used to visit the thrift and antique stores while waiting for the autopsies to be completed. I really found one. Why would I lie about that?
you don't have to! buy the pieces that give you happiness and those you can afford or.. get around financially.lol. All these pieces are incredibly gorgeous, no doubt. I'm sure you can find copies of patterns on pieces that are much more budget friendly.. or you could do what i did, attended a class in painting bisque ( thats like a class where you have a go in painting pottery before its second firing) have a pattern or design in mind, apply it to your chosen item .. i used a lead pencil for the outlines and voila, you have something even better than you'd see anywhere cos you designed and created it and it will be wonderful❤️❤️❤️
be careful, there are a lot of fakes out there. A fake ceramic maker went public when he didn't get paid for his scam work. I love art. Keep up the beauty
And the mini decoration fountains with the colourful lights which can places on the table or anywhere , i love them and the mini houses, like makiety , models with the lights everywhere in , out . And miniatures of big things but in smaller sizes , they looks so cute and sweet .
I have one off these large Brithis /China Dishes of Blue design passed, down through my family. My one grandfather was captain during the tall ships. Once we even had a monkey from Africa at his house, as pet, later given to Copenhagen Zoo. I was a trained Porcelain paintres at Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. The history goes, that Kathrine the Great of Russia succeeded in stealing the porcelain secret from China. Through Royalty family there it was sold to Denmark , and Royal Copenhagen Porcelain was created. The first Porcelain design in Denmark was a unique Blue design. Later , came Rococo Design off Floral Blossoms. Which I painted, while there, as artist in my early youth. .The Royal Court past, wanted some unique Danish. Design of it's own, less Blue, and thus created was, The Flora Danica. Flowers ,in a strictly Botanical Danish fashion with extensive gold on edges in lace porcelain. What's interesting is today we compete on cyber developments, then, the big thing was porcelain, and yes Spices and Fragrences. There was actually Spice wars. How the taste , and needs changes. Interesting.🇩🇰🇺🇸🗽🦅🎆
whats the ratio and materials for bone china.. tell me, whats the temp and how many firings? If you were a painter for copenhagen, what brushes did you use and the brush hair fibre content.
@@jenniferschmitzer299 Our department , that is design , did not concern us with technical firing data. In fact unless you worked in that department, was not available. I can tell you Musel design, first in company, which I have some in Blue on white, was painted on unfired porcelain. The Rococo , design I painted , was on fired glased China, which after the fact got a second firing. The brushes we used was Sable. The colors were organic dry powder pigments, we had to mix, work to substance with linseed oil and a organical chemical, smelled like vanilla. As, with onset of Royal Copenhagen, as other companies, often was keep very copyright. As for years even China kept the making of porcelain a secret. When, Russia's Kathrine the Great broak it ( stole it), early on the resapie was given by Royals to their other Royal family houses. And, the Europiens family was a tight circle Is interesting history.🇩🇰🇺🇸🗽🦅📬
A beautiful and very wonderful offer. I wish success and progress in your wonderful work. Health and safety to you. My thanks, appreciation and respect.
How lightly does the colonist countries said about East India Company or Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie or to be short VOC. This VOC was a nightmare in many Asia countries especially in Indonesia where they took spices and riches and killed people as they pleased.
It's very beauty n elegant material in one of the art. Thanks to Sotheby's. I have 75 years old original projector of ORWO brand, made in Switzerland. Can Sotheby's suggest for sale or auction ?
I am amused that though this video is about porcelain, at 4:54 the illustration is of someone examining a glass flask of urine. Bluintly, this has nothing to do with porcelain.
Why aren't you honest and say that the best pieces were stolen from China . Also you need to explain where the word porcelain comes from and therefore talk about Marco Polo who was the first to introduce porcelain to Europe thanks to trade with arabs and not at all with China . You need to also explain that the word porcelain(not China) is italian in origin, coming from the word porccelino , which means little pig, but in that case is the name of a seashell as the Italians who first saw porcelain thought that it looked and felt like the seashell they call Porccelino di mare , or Little pig from the sea . You also forget to mention that the blue and white design is not Chinese at all but Arabic as the pigment chinese used was imported from Iran where it had been used for centuries and even the Chinese referred to it as Muhammad Blue . You don't even talk about why Porcelain from Jingdezhen became popular during the Sung dynasty rather than celadon , which was WAY more favored by th Ming's emperors . You are deliberately forgetting A LOT of facts in your documentary . Making it about England and Europe when actually , Europe was the last market to ever discover porcelain, Arabs (well of of the middle east, even Egyptians) , Indians, Japaneses, Koreans, all knew Chinese porcelain long before europe discovered it . and if it wasn't for the Italians, the Brits would have never found out about it . Dam,n if you are going to make a documentary, do your freaking homework . England or Britain is the smallest market of porcelain and was for centuries, the chinese couldn't give less of a damn about that small island .
As always, the importance of the spanish trade is meticulously neglected. The first masive imports to Europe were made through the Philipines Galleon, from China to the Philipines, from there to the Viceroyalty of New Spain (México) an from there to Seville. Felipe II had a wonderful colection of porcelain in Madrid´s Alcázar, and they were usually portrayed in his paintings colection. This objects were usually given to his austrian nephews and cousins, and his better pieces were inherited by his daugther, Infanta Isabel Clara Eugenia, who installed them in many of her palaces in Netherlands when she was commanded as Sovereing Archduchess there. Thus was the way porcelain gained such a prestige all over Europe.
Hello friends, I saw on RUclips that you are very interested in Chinese porcelain. You can follow our channel: ryuugaku, or log in to our shopify: www.ryuugaku.shop We are a merchant from China, and we can provide you with many exquisite porcelain choices. We hope that you will support and pay more attention. We will continue to put on shelves more exquisite Chinese porcelain.
The British had very little of Chinese porcelain - in comparison. - with Saxon Prince-Elector August the Strong, who collected a few thousand pieces. Under him Boettger found the secret of producing porcelain. Today the Saxon porcelain production is Meissen, still keeping patterns of the Chinese (dragon and onions). And in Dresden one can see in a museum 2 thousand pieces of Chinese and Japanese porcelain pieces, 10% of the whole collection.
Fortumately my home does have a lovely formal dining room in my 1942 Craftsman Bungalow. I would never dream of purchasing a newer home. Ive always own homes with history and character. Plus I guarantee my home structure and foundation will outlast most newer built homes. Todays home are matchsticks in comparison. Huge waste of investment long run.
@@reason5591 Taste and times change not saying one is right and other wrong...each to their own. I myself Like older things,but sadly even china is becoming a thing of past as many not only dont entertain ,but would not even know the formal way to do it.
9:17 In 1565, the Spanish East Indies company was founded when Spain colonized the Philippines islands. The Spanish galleons called the Manila Galleons from the Philippines to Spain, were actually the first international global trade in the 16th century and during those times, trading gold, silver and Chinese porcelains from Asia to Europe.. The routes of the Manila Galleons was from Manila (Philippines) to Acapulco (Mexico) then to Sevilla (Spain). It was followed by the British East Indies company which started at the onset of the 17th century or in 1600s. Afterwards, the Portuguese East Indies company was established in 1628, although Portuguese explorers came to the East Indies islands first in the early parts of the 16th century. The Dutch East Indies company was founded later in the 1800s.
I like Chinese porcelain and ceramic products and not just theirs but also Japanese , Vietnamese , Korean, Italian, French etc. And the water fountain , the mini ones and the big ones, everything , especially the thing which are was made in siries, and valuable way you know opersad to the ketch which is usually like unprofessional , childish, without styles cheap things ?.
Chinese mentality has not changed much ,smart ,hardworking ,untrusting and secretive , their key to success, perhaps we should learn something from them or perhaps is too late
I would prefer it if there weren’t so many presenter driven documentaries these days - “I’ve been interested since...”, “I’m on a mission to...”. I don’t care about you I just want to learn about the subject matter.
I am addicted to blue and white things. Fabrics, China, art, etc. I am sitting in a room with blue and white around me....delicious, meditative and as sedative as the clouds in a blue sky or the white caps on a blue sea....
hm the price for the collection of blue and white ( ALPINE PETRUS REGOUT AND IRONESTONE W.ADAMS SHANGHAI) ???
So wonderful! These Chinese have blessed this world with many amazing things!
Yes they have.
Eastern artisans are the best in the world I think, their skill in embroidery’s , porcelain, painting and metal work is unrivalled
painting?? meh
@@luxio369 yes. See Chinese paintings. Miniatire mughal paintings, Tibetan Japanese
@@luxio369 I'd somewhat agree. Western painting has far too wide a range from rembrandt to van gogh and picasso.
Amazing programme you tell the story beautifully, more please
The rest of the documentary is SIMPLY SPLENDID.
Wow, many of these porcelain back then still beat the modern dinning wares produced today. 0:22 what a beauty
The plates at the dollar store are porcelain however they have no artwork
The Era where "Made in china" would be considered the best.
Polish Porcelain Group "Pasja Porcelana" facebook.com/groups/748521691972585
islamic school of meme studies still one of the best, it depends how much you are willing to pay on the making price...
@Richmond Acosta Also the Han, Roman kind mad at Silk also
Well porcelains are still one of the best
China still make great products. They just don’t let the western market have it anymore. Westerners get the cheap stuff they make so the perceptions had changed based on that. Don’t underestimate modern China.
Absolutely stunning examples in this video.
The display at 7:19 is mind blowing!
That would be the “Blue Silk Dressing Room” at Burghley House (1555-1587), which is right next to the beautiful stone town of Stamford in Eastern England.
That is beautiful thing to collect them , I like the porcelain and even ceramics if the design is interesting , not just paintings on
them ,but also the shapes are fantastic .And the crystals are beautiful , the sparks of colours and the sound of them
so thin....... and long.......And the natural stones , with the venice inside ,in many different colours . Even the wood is beautiful
material with characteristics wooden patterns like ( slopes and sewings ) .
extremely durable,
Thank you for sharing. It's absolutely beautiful work.
Very sad that the ancient china stay only in the history. But i am still very proud to be a chinese as our culture, our philosophy and our ancient history is irreplaceable and priceless for the human beings.
Porcelain was bring by the portuguese. They love art,and precious things.
The quality is cheap now, I miss China when the herbs are real and no pollution because they were riding bicycle!
China still makes some of the finest procaine in the world, many other modern Chinese Arts and Crafts goods fetches millions in the auction market. Chinese woodcarvings embroideries can only be afforded by the richest 1%
just because you can only afford to go to Walmart does not mean China don't produce fine quality items.
It's fine to feel proud of Chinese heritage but I always tell myself these are the works of our ancient ancestors. Not mine or ours to boast. If we want to be proud of our own community or country it depends on what we do now. It's not healthy for Chinese to keep living in past glory. Throughout Chinese history many dynasties had fallen due to people being complacent or conceited.
That is so true. Stop being stuck up to the past. A three hundred year old nation like America have easily surpassed us by a thousand fold. Everything is possible.We should all be humble and learn. And stop the copycat culture!
Yes, knowlege of Chinese porcelain found it's way right to my ears as a young girl. But trully, I did not know it was this remarkable.
Love this documentary, one of the best on youtube.
Beautiful antique Chinese porcelain
Polish Porcelain Group "Pasja Porcelana" facebook.com/groups/748521691972585
Beautiful ceramics
Abdul FATAHU
I inherited a rather large collection of Chinese porcelain spanning nearly a thousand years of Chinese history, from the early porcelain of the Shang to the more elaborate Ming dynasty. Not even poverty could bring me to part with them.
Is it possible to post some good resolution pictures so that we can enjoy it as well
😅好想帮你把它们卖了，你余生衣食无忧了。
Working with porcelain is not easy to work with. When form an object you can't use too much water it'll collapse, work it too much it'll collapse. But once fired it is hard to break or chip and color of glazes really standout. And many of the patterns or pictures on the porcelain are hundreds of years old.
Китайская посуда - это ВЕРХ керамического мастерства!!!!
Бело-синее "золото"....
Сине-белая "драгоценность"...
Дух захватывает!!!!!от простых "черепков"-БРИЛЛИАНТОВ мира посуды!!!!
Обычная кухонная утварь - НЕОБЫЧНОГО народа, который, придумал ЛЕГЕНДУ!!!!прошедшую тысячелетний путь.....
Восхищение древними МАСТЕРАМИ, их фантазией и их руками!!!!!
Last year I found an early Ming Dynasty vase at a thrift store worth tens of thousands of dollars. Sad thing is I had no idea at the time what it was or it’s worth and I didn’t buy it for $8 😩
oh noooooo!!
Go BS somewhere els
@@natashabegley1346 it’s not BS. It was in the summer of 2021 at the Mega Thrift store in Winston Salem, NC. I am a mortician and transported bodies from Asheville to the medical examiner’s office at Wake Forest University Medical Center. I used to visit the thrift and antique stores while waiting for the autopsies to be completed. I really found one. Why would I lie about that?
Chinese porcelain is truly exquisite!
I have porcelain fever too then lol , love this video
One of sources for trade surplus, together with tea, silk and many others.
Great vid!!! Wonderful to learn/ review!!!
I can not afford the real thing & certainly not antique. It is so beautiful & so beautifully decorated
you don't have to! buy the pieces that give you happiness and those you can afford or.. get around financially.lol.
All these pieces are incredibly gorgeous, no doubt. I'm sure you can find copies of patterns on pieces that are much more budget friendly.. or you could do what i did, attended a class in painting bisque ( thats like a class where you have a go in painting pottery before its second firing) have a pattern or design in mind, apply it to your chosen item .. i used a lead pencil for the outlines and voila, you have something even better than you'd see anywhere cos you designed and created it and it will be wonderful❤️❤️❤️
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Not with that attitude you won’t, get of your butt and put down the Netflix and RUclips
This is so good i felt transported
be careful, there are a lot of fakes out there. A fake ceramic maker went public when he didn't get paid for his scam work. I love art. Keep up the beauty
Best content on RUclips.
Really enjoyed the video. Alison The China Repair Studio.❤
Fancy seeing you here 😄 I'm just getting my pre - and during export-ware fascination a scratch. I just wish they had nice rosewood bottoms!
Here cos Kelly Jiayi Wang and her three videos taught me the manifold ways in which viscous white pastel can be used in art, especially facial art!
LOVESS THIS SERIESSS :DDD THANK YOU!!!
Mind boggling. Thank you.
Just beautiful.
many thanks for this great upload!
Thanks for the beautiful porcelain video!
And the mini decoration fountains with the colourful lights
which can places on the table or anywhere , i love them
and the mini houses, like makiety , models with the lights
everywhere in , out . And miniatures of big things but in
smaller sizes , they looks so cute and sweet .
Wow, breathtaking, BEAUTIFUL, beautiful, beautiful, jawdroping...
I have one off these large Brithis /China Dishes of Blue design passed, down through my family. My one grandfather was captain during the tall ships. Once we even had a monkey from Africa at his house, as pet, later given to Copenhagen Zoo. I was a trained Porcelain paintres at Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. The history goes, that Kathrine the Great of Russia succeeded in stealing the porcelain secret from China. Through Royalty family there it was sold to Denmark , and Royal Copenhagen Porcelain was created. The first Porcelain design in Denmark was a unique Blue design. Later , came Rococo Design off Floral Blossoms. Which I painted, while there, as artist in my early youth. .The Royal Court past, wanted some unique Danish. Design of it's own, less Blue, and thus created was, The Flora Danica. Flowers ,in a strictly Botanical Danish fashion with extensive gold on edges in lace porcelain. What's interesting is today we compete on cyber developments, then, the big thing was porcelain, and yes Spices and Fragrences. There was actually Spice wars. How the taste , and needs changes. Interesting.🇩🇰🇺🇸🗽🦅🎆
whats the ratio and materials for bone china.. tell me, whats the temp and how many firings? If you were a painter for copenhagen, what brushes did you use and the brush hair fibre content.
@@jenniferschmitzer299 Our department , that is design , did not concern us with technical firing data. In fact unless you worked in that department, was not available. I can tell you Musel design, first in company, which I have some in Blue on white, was painted on unfired porcelain. The Rococo , design I painted , was on fired glased China, which after the fact got a second firing. The brushes we used was Sable. The colors were organic dry powder pigments, we had to mix, work to substance with linseed oil and a organical chemical, smelled like vanilla. As, with onset of Royal Copenhagen, as other companies, often was keep very copyright. As for years even China kept the making of porcelain a secret. When, Russia's Kathrine the Great broak it ( stole it), early on the resapie was given by Royals to their other Royal family houses. And, the Europiens family was a tight circle Is interesting history.🇩🇰🇺🇸🗽🦅📬
The recipe of Chinese was secretly copied by a Jesuit priest in China and sold it to Catherine the Great?
Would love to find out about them
A beautiful and very wonderful offer. I wish success and progress in your wonderful work. Health and safety to you. My thanks, appreciation and respect.
Very Beautiful thanks 🌹💜🌹
How lightly does the colonist countries said about East India Company or Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie or to be short VOC. This VOC was a nightmare in many Asia countries especially in Indonesia where they took spices and riches and killed people as they pleased.
@Hitado Dota if they didn't come, none of those cruel thing happened. dont blame on people whose tried to survive.
@Hitado Dota thank you for your enlightment. clearly, I should not argue with you, your majesty of potty mount.
Good collection
This video was filmed in 2010. But after 10 years, China looks so much different.
It's very beauty n elegant material in one of the art. Thanks to Sotheby's. I have 75 years old original projector of ORWO brand, made in Switzerland. Can Sotheby's suggest for sale or auction ?
I am amused that though this video is about porcelain, at 4:54 the illustration is of someone examining a glass flask of urine. Bluintly, this has nothing to do with porcelain.
This was fascinating, thank you ⚪🔵⚪🔵⚪
中国的陶瓷真美！
Is there any lead in the BLUE PAINT.
No, it’s made using cobalt
Why aren't you honest and say that the best pieces were stolen from China .
Also you need to explain where the word porcelain comes from and therefore talk about Marco Polo who was the first to introduce porcelain to Europe thanks to trade with arabs and not at all with China . You need to also explain that the word porcelain(not China) is italian in origin, coming from the word porccelino , which means little pig, but in that case is the name of a seashell as the Italians who first saw porcelain thought that it looked and felt like the seashell they call Porccelino di mare , or Little pig from the sea .
You also forget to mention that the blue and white design is not Chinese at all but Arabic as the pigment chinese used was imported from Iran where it had been used for centuries and even the Chinese referred to it as Muhammad Blue . You don't even talk about why Porcelain from Jingdezhen became popular during the Sung dynasty rather than celadon , which was WAY more favored by th Ming's emperors .
You are deliberately forgetting A LOT of facts in your documentary . Making it about England and Europe when actually , Europe was the last market to ever discover porcelain, Arabs (well of of the middle east, even Egyptians) , Indians, Japaneses, Koreans, all knew Chinese porcelain long before europe discovered it . and if it wasn't for the Italians, the Brits would have never found out about it .
Dam,n if you are going to make a documentary, do your freaking homework . England or Britain is the smallest market of porcelain and was for centuries, the chinese couldn't give less of a damn about that small island .
Great video and gorgeous porcelain!
Shangrila Antique stupid
thanks so much!
As always, the importance of the spanish trade is
meticulously neglected. The first masive imports to Europe were made through the Philipines Galleon, from China to the Philipines, from there to the Viceroyalty of New Spain (México) an from there to Seville. Felipe II had a wonderful colection of porcelain in Madrid´s Alcázar, and they were usually portrayed in his paintings colection. This objects were usually given to his austrian nephews and cousins, and his better pieces were inherited by his daugther, Infanta Isabel Clara Eugenia, who installed them in many of her palaces in Netherlands when she was commanded as Sovereing Archduchess there. Thus was the way porcelain gained such a prestige all over Europe.
going up in value as i type this
Where can I take a small platter to have it priced
5:30 os reis disputavam já nessa época os despojos de saque. Eram receptadores.
"under the hammer" is an unfortunate phrase where antique porcelain is concerned. Lol. "Under auctioneer's gavel"...? Lol!
Amazing 🤗💝
Hello friends, I saw on RUclips that you are very interested in Chinese porcelain. You can follow our channel: ryuugaku, or log in to our shopify: www.ryuugaku.shop
We are a merchant from China, and we can provide you with many exquisite porcelain choices. We hope that you will support and pay more attention. We will continue to put on shelves more exquisite Chinese porcelain.
how much does these porcelains really costs?
Abdul FATAHU
Intersting work , sockesh !
Where I bought these things
Very well researched! Thank you!
Love this.
I'm a collector I got a question...
Where is factory "V"
Christie's sold factory D"
The British had very little of Chinese porcelain - in comparison. - with Saxon Prince-Elector August the Strong, who collected a few thousand pieces. Under him Boettger found the secret of producing porcelain. Today the Saxon porcelain production is Meissen, still keeping patterns of the Chinese (dragon and onions). And in Dresden one can see in a museum 2 thousand pieces of Chinese and Japanese porcelain pieces, 10% of the whole collection.
How can I tell if my vases are Ming amd Qing dynasties and if they are who would I go to confirm? Any suggestions?
Usually there are some Chinese words at the bottom of each vase, and from the Chinese words you can know which period the porcelain was made.
and today most homes dont even have formal dinning rooms in them anymore.
Fortumately my home does have a lovely formal dining room in my 1942 Craftsman Bungalow.
I would never dream of purchasing a newer home. Ive always own homes with history and character. Plus I guarantee my home structure and foundation will outlast most newer built homes.
Todays home are matchsticks in comparison.
Huge waste of investment long run.
@@reason5591 Taste and times change not saying one is right and other wrong...each to their own. I myself Like older things,but sadly even china is becoming a thing of past as many not only dont entertain ,but would not even know the formal way to do it.
thanks for sharing
Belíssimas! !!!!
9:17 In 1565, the Spanish East Indies company was founded when Spain colonized the Philippines islands. The Spanish galleons called the Manila Galleons from the Philippines to Spain, were actually the first international global trade in the 16th century and during those times, trading gold, silver and Chinese porcelains from Asia to Europe.. The routes of the Manila Galleons was from Manila (Philippines) to Acapulco (Mexico) then to Sevilla (Spain). It was followed by the British East Indies company which started at the onset of the 17th century or in 1600s. Afterwards, the Portuguese East Indies company was established in 1628, although Portuguese explorers came to the East Indies islands first in the early parts of the 16th century. The Dutch East Indies company was founded later in the 1800s.
لدي قطعتان خزف صيني نادر ارجوا المساعدة للتقييم اكثر
Beautiful
I like Chinese porcelain and ceramic products and not just theirs
but also Japanese , Vietnamese , Korean, Italian, French etc.
And the water fountain , the mini ones and the big ones,
everything , especially the thing which are was made in siries,
and valuable way you know opersad to the ketch which is usually like unprofessional , childish, without styles cheap
things ?.
My cat's bowl is a Chinese porcelain bowl. So there!
Well all cats are kings or queens lolol so its fitting 😄
that is seriously cool 😎
Hope your cat won't break it. Good Luck!
That’s cheap ceramics
Great info
Those Pirates...Portugal opened the sea doors for the world to explore. Viva Portugal!
thanks
Very good.
beautiful
Your pronunciation of r is improving.
See Lavan Galleries Masterpieces in Chinese Art on RUclips
So delicate!
Porcelaine apik tenan om
Chinese is the oldest world exporter of goods since ancient time.
VERY,, NICE PORECELAIN,, from malaysia,,,,,
bagus bagus property yang sebegitu banyak nya 👍
Do you have Facebook account to know the other mane of plate because i so a plate that I don't know the name of it
I love modern Japanese porcelain but I couldn't afford them.
I inherited a stunning collection from an older friend that is now deceased
I was so stunned to learn of it!
@@reason5591 wow
Beatiful
Chinese mentality has not changed much ,smart ,hardworking ,untrusting and secretive , their key to success, perhaps we should learn something from them or perhaps is too late
What a load of racist bullshit. There are about 1.3 billion Chinese people. They do not share the same character traits.
Can someone help me i've some orignal gardner crockery can some one tell me how much the orignal cost.
Try the website of Dr Lori. She will appraise your piece. Details of how to contact her are on her website. Best wishes.
🌲🌝☘️
So extremely beautiful chinese ancient porcelain. 青瓷
青花瓷
ART IS FUN , KEEP IT FUN .
THANKS.
Good, thanks
I have seen it in DRESDEN ZWINGER..
I would prefer it if there weren’t so many presenter driven documentaries these days - “I’ve been interested since...”, “I’m on a mission to...”. I don’t care about you I just want to learn about the subject matter.
I got the same jar same drawing
Lovely :)
For anyone who didnt understand the word & mountain, its ~ Kaolin.
Nice!
I have an old Chinese vase that I found in the Mediterranean. I am an amateur swimmer
That's reasonable. If the trade ship sunk there.
Habla, If it's an antique Chinese porcelain, it might worth a lot of money 💰 I suggest that you have it appraised.
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