Oh my, 8 years ago. Your style is more relaxed now and less like a recorded lecture. Definitely interesting and the objects are fantastic but your presentation has improved Peter.
So you also have ther porcelain pieces like Dresden Meisen, and others. Enjoy very much and listen to your comments. It's so informative. thank youo very much
Hello Adele, We do from time to time when buying collections. But not too often. Years ago when we ran large estate auctions we handled quite a lot of it. Have a good weekend, Peter!
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS ON PORCELAIN FROM CHINA. IT HELPS TO TRAIN MY EYES AND MY AESTHETICS. FOR SOME REASON CHINESE PORCELAIN DRIVES ME JUST INTO EXTACY. ESPECIALLY DEHUA WHITE AND MONOCHROMES. I HAD A LARGE COLLECTION WHICH WAS STOLEN FROM ME IN FLORIDA, AND I HAVE NEVER BEEN THE SAME SINCE. IT WAS LIKE LOSING MY FAMILY.
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Good question, China, during the 19th C., had a fairly large population of collectors and scholars who appreciated and understood monochromes artistically. Their population was around 360 million in 1875. Which was about 30% more than all of Europe. They also had a fairly big in numbers of well to do people. They like westerners, collected. best regards, Peter
I think the European fashions, for most of the 19C, was for all over decoration ....so I think it must have been largely for domestic consumption...I sure enjoy your videos Mr. Combs....that little celadon elephant dropper was probably the most charming thing I've ever seen! So much skill and artistry for such a utilitarian object!
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there is nothing to replace visual learning with someone with a very pleasant voice. thank you and greetings from the North West of England
I find your videos very helpful and I am most appreciative. Thank you for your time.
Excellent example very interesting and compelling learning very well
Thank you for teaching us.
Another excellent video, I'm learning a lot from you, thank you
Oh my, 8 years ago.
Your style is more relaxed now and less like a recorded lecture. Definitely interesting and the objects are fantastic but your presentation has improved Peter.
So you also have ther porcelain pieces like Dresden Meisen, and others. Enjoy very much and listen to your comments. It's so informative. thank youo very much
Hello Adele, We do from time to time when buying collections. But not too often. Years ago when we ran large estate auctions we handled quite a lot of it. Have a good weekend, Peter!
thank's Peter
The Greatest Chinese expert on Internet !!! Thanks so much
In fact not so easy to date actually. Even experts often hésitate.
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THank you..! Best Peter
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS ON PORCELAIN FROM CHINA. IT HELPS TO TRAIN MY EYES AND MY AESTHETICS.
FOR SOME REASON CHINESE PORCELAIN DRIVES ME JUST INTO EXTACY. ESPECIALLY DEHUA WHITE AND MONOCHROMES. I HAD A LARGE COLLECTION WHICH WAS STOLEN FROM ME IN FLORIDA, AND I HAVE NEVER BEEN THE SAME SINCE. IT WAS LIKE LOSING MY FAMILY.
Wish you would post photos of your stolen collection.
Absolutely a wonderful video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you.
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Helo
Thank you! Great videos! :)
+henrik p many thanks Henrik, we do our best with them.
I wonder who these would have been sold to in the 19thC....monochromes seem to be such a refined aesthetic appreciated mostly by true connoisseurs..
Good question, China, during the 19th C., had a fairly large population of collectors and scholars who appreciated and understood monochromes artistically. Their population was around 360 million in 1875. Which was about 30% more than all of Europe. They also had a fairly big in numbers of well to do people. They like westerners, collected. best regards, Peter
I think the European fashions, for most of the 19C, was for all over decoration ....so I think it must have been largely for domestic consumption...I sure enjoy your videos Mr. Combs....that little celadon elephant dropper was probably the most charming thing I've ever seen! So much skill and artistry for such a utilitarian object!
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Great video!
Annie Zhang thank you Annie, do you get our weekly News-Letter? Its free and goes out to over 8,000 people each week. You might enjoy it. It features the best items being sold on eBay by some very good dealers in the EU and US. Currently we monitor the top 200 plus sellers who handle some good things. You can sign up at BidAmount.com under NEWSLETTER
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