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Old China patterns that resellers always look for
So, you're wandering through a flea market or maybe scrolling through an online auction site, and you spot that delicate ...
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10 vintage china sets worth thousands that collectors still hunt for
Here's the thing about antique china. Most people assume those dusty old plates stacked in Grandma's cabinet are just ...
With its intricate, hand-painted designs and captivating luster, it's no wonder that Noritake is one of the most popular china brands in the world. Your parents and grandparents probably had a few ...
Most Southern ladies are confident in all of their china pattern choices. Herend, Spode, Wedgwood, and Lenox—we know what we like. Maybe you're into classic blue-and-white patterns, or perhaps ...
All too often, the beautiful china a bride chooses is used only for special occasions. Why not choose a functional yet beautiful design you will use for years to come? We found several fine china ...
There are some things that stand above trends. Take dinnerware, which is usually collected and passed on to future generations. It elevates any meal — even pizza — and carries with it years of ...
We all know the iconic Delft pattern: the blue-and-white windmills, peacocks, florals that hail from Holland and are as deeply Dutch as Vermeer. But until recently, it lived chiefly on pottery. For ...
An curved arrow pointing right. Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: This artist peels tape off of pottery to reveal patterns. Maximilian Rauber is an artist based in Los Angeles. He ...
Narges Momeni, a senior expert in archeology, stated, “I have endeavored to simultaneously revive and recreate the ancient motifs of Iranian pottery and conduct research on the identification and ...
A rare painted pottery fish-pattern basin from the Yangshao Culture period was discovered at a pit in Cuijiahe village, North China's Shanxi Province, with details released to the public by research ...
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