Small blue and white pots from china?
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Small blue and white pots from china?
Last edited by NaomiM on November 20th 2024, 6:00 pm; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : duplicate photo)
mahnrut- Number of posts : 26
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Re: Small blue and white pots from china?
Looks Chinese. Probably new when they were bought. You might find the marks on the Gotheborg website of 20thC Chinese and Japanese marks
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Carrot cake is just fake cake
Re: Small blue and white pots from china?
Not sure how new as one has a well done repair but from what we paid unlikely to be of much value. In looking up
mine in ebay or etsy I can see decorative pots I really
like now (husband liked these ones)’that you can buy for about $30 including often high shipping.
mine in ebay or etsy I can see decorative pots I really
like now (husband liked these ones)’that you can buy for about $30 including often high shipping.
mahnrut- Number of posts : 26
Location : USA
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Re: Small blue and white pots from china?
Decoration looks transfer printed, and the shape is molded, so relatively modern and mass produced. In the UK they would end up as 50p in the charity shop, or consigned to the bin if damaged.
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Carrot cake is just fake cake
Re: Small blue and white pots from china?
Understand. So we likely overpaid! These will not be passed on. I have a bag ready for the charity shop anyway.
mahnrut- Number of posts : 26
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Re: Small blue and white pots from china?
As a general rule. Anything with a Chinese mark on, treat as worthless. Unless you get cast iron proof otherwise. Okay there are very rare whopee! moments in the News. When old chinese pottery goes for a fortune. But those are in the Hen's teeth area.
The chinese were copying very old pottery centuries ago! It was not regarded as forgery, But a mark of respect!
Plus the fact that chinese production has been Vast.
The chinese were copying very old pottery centuries ago! It was not regarded as forgery, But a mark of respect!
Plus the fact that chinese production has been Vast.
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