An organization dealing in antiques, established 15 years ago by a retired banker with the intention to collect only genuine and original antiques for cultural preservation and investigating techniques of art of the past . Imparting knowledge to the collectors is the prime goal and the working of the company has been widely acknowledged by intellectuals. The company has been exporting consignments overseas specially to USA, Germany, Switzerland , Sweden ,UK etc.
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Saturday, December 6, 2014
A symbolic Chinese antique porcelain drink pot
Chinese craft has always introduced new creation for the attraction of the lovers to probe into. The picture given below is a porcelain drink pot with painting of running horses in red yellow and black colors and calligraphy in black color.. Inside the pot is another pot replaceable.Manufacturer stamps is seen on base of the main object.These types of models pointing out at thermal technology in the past were highly liked by interested circles and today have been preserved representing pieces of art & culture.
Antique Chinese pots worth collectible.
The following images show a group of 3 antique porcelain pots consisting of ,
Left. Antique small Delft porcelain vase with floral decoration work. , the age of which can be determined from the condition and similarity..The vases, plates and other ceramics of the company are highly appreciated in international market because of their rarity and decoration work.
Middle. Antique Chinese Dynasty floral decorated in blue & white planter with manufacturer sign mark on the base.It has 8 facets. The collectors of Chinese antiques search for such items and are sold in international market for high prices.The double circular lines on the pot shows relevancy to Chinese Imperial Dynasty period probably Ming dynasty as the paintings in blue color and its structure itself speaks of unique manufacturing technique.
Right. Chinese blue & white decorated hexagonal vase with landscape painting on a small vase is also collectible pieces so far its characteristics are concerned.
This information is provided to collectors in the initial stage of their work.Detailed information can be had from the the sites like, Gothberg, Kovel, and many others on internet.
Sunday, November 30, 2014
An interesting antique Chinese bowl.
This fine Chinese conical antique porcelain large bowl probably from Northern Song Dynasty in China with distinguished inscription of floral work of art.
This type of creation is considered as important collection.
The surface of the object is so fine and soft that one cannot remain without admiring the technique of manufacturing hundred years ago i.e, 14th c..The light color and light weight of the bowl adds beauty to the object The age signs are visible determining its vulnerability which is an important aspect of antique identification and subsequent collection.
Chinese snuff bottles, an important cultural heritage.
Introduction & short history of Chinese snuff bottles.
Chinese started using powdered tobacco in snuff bottles during the Qing dynasty though the use of tobacco was banned at that time. It was used as a cure for cold stomach problems or headache like usual medicines. Snuff bottles like the image given below is an example of that.
Decorated with nicely carved work of horse riders in different designs on front and back sides of the object and stamped showing the era of manufacture.
The elite class used to present snuff at special occasions to the distinguished class of people and was considered as ritual of honor.However its use spread to the rest of the country later on.The snuff bottles have been made in different designs and models made of different materials like jade, glass,wood,metal, ivory and cinnabar etc,
Some made for the court had unmatchable art of work and were made from special material for presentation at special occasion.The owner of very special pieces were very proud of such belongings.The production of snuff bottles was at peak during 18 th century because of the high demand by public.In 1912 after the fall of Qing dynasty the snuffing custom disappeared with the establishment of Republic.
The snuff bottles are highly looked after by the collectors today because of their unique features, rarity and valuable art.
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