28 Dec
Share this post
Author
Robert Waterhouse is a regular participant in the Asian antique industry for over a decade. Call Robert on 561 420 3943 today!
Related Posts
08 Nov
Age is not a indicator of value
Often when a client calls or emails, they are excited at the assumed or possible age of an object.
The…
28 Dec
Jade, Jadeite and hardstone carvings
Stones of precious and celestial importance have been culturally significant in China for several millennium.
Ranging in color, composition and…
28 Dec
Porcelain & Ceramics, Bronzes & Metalwork
Arguably the finest porcelain and bronzes ever produced were made in China. With shapes, marks and techniques being dutifully…
read more 28 Dec
Antique Chinese Artwork
Chinese Artwork
In recent centuries due to the mass reproduction of original Chinese artwork, to ensure authenticity of Asian artwork…
28 Dec
Scholars Objects
Consisting of both the functional and fantastical, objects of stone, wood, porcelain and other precious materials were crafted to…
read more 28 Dec
Buddhist Art
Today, Buddhist Art is one of the strongest and most competitively sort after areas of collecting among Asian Antiques.
Fine…
28 Dec
Paintings and Calligraphy
Frankly the most difficult area of current scholarship. Asia’s history of honorary reproduction and the commonplace “student coping master”…
read more 20 Sep
India – A Tradition of Gods and Avatars
The South East Asia and Indian tradition of worship has for many many millennium been tolerant and adaptive.
The Hindu…
28 Dec
Snuff Bottles and China Trade
The last three hundred years of dynastic China saw a great exchange of culture. Styles and trends followed trade…
read more 20 Sep
Chinese porcelain – value in the details
Chinese domestic and export market porcelain is often viewed as one of the foremost examples of hand built decorative…
read more
Leave a Reply