[@gregart6645]

Looking forward to the refresher video on what to look for on bases. I remember your video a few years back on it but I don't always recognize the fakes from the real vases based on their foot rims and bases. Particularly how a foot rim needs to be cut and how to tell if this was done years ago or just recently. The sharing of your years of experience, knowledge and expertise is very appreciated.

[@susprime7018]

Thank you, enjoyed.

[@gerrygorman157]

Thanks Peter.

[@omarperez2761]

lots of learning...regards from west London young man..

[@mattjobes1142]

👍👍 great video As always, 🇬🇧👍👍

[@coinlessfirefighter293]

Thank you Peter, a new clip on monochromes, or other types would be great also !

[@jeanhawken4482]

Always good to

[@tatjana1726]

Also looking forward to the new video on what to look for on the basis . I so the first one , but you go over the objects sooo fast, that it is difficult to pick up the small details. Please do it slow, 😂

[@avardmacgregor746]

Nice video.

[@theinvestmentabc6245]

Thank you Peter ❤❤❤

[@fivebats10]

Thanks very interesting. I noticed the max resolution for this video on youtube seems to be 720p60. Quite low, was this deliberate or is it something on my end ?

[@MikaiBirch]

Hey Peter! Would you stop doing 60fps videos, it makes my computer fan go crazy, just till I get a new computer.

[@james-r]

Hi Peter, did you receive my email the other day regarding my 14” flambé vase?

[@ancientbodyancientbody]

Peter, the famille Jaune vase is made late 19 th century, not Kangxi. Your knowledge should be better on this color vases. Otherwise thanks for your info🌞

[@khankeith5378]

🫴🏽👍🤑👏

[@michaelcao4352]

5k yrs fakes😂