Hi Irv, I’ve inherited a peculiar vase that my great uncle brought back from China about 100 years ago. It has no particular beauty, but it is interesting. It features a raised, crackled glaze with a proliferation of large and small nodules (fruits?), along with vines and small creatures that might be beavers near the top. The vase is approximately 10.5 inches tall, with a maximum width of about 8.5 inches. The walls are thick, and the piece weighs about 5 pounds. There is no seal or other artist’s mark. I have a photograph of the vase on his mantelpiece in Changsha, where he ran a bank around 1920.
Submit your review | |
Irv, I wanted to sincerely thank you for your prompt and thorough appraisal of my inherited vase. The detailed information you provided regarding its age, historical context, and market value has been invaluable.
I'm highly impressed with the speed and accuracy of your service. Your expertise has given me a much clearer understanding of the vase's significance and value.
I will certainly recommend your appraisal service to others seeking reliable and professional evaluations. Thank you once again for your outstanding assistance.
Best regards, Margaret.
Hi Margaret,
Thank you for sharing the details about your Chinese vase. The history behind it is quite fascinating.
I’d be happy to help determine the age, historical significance, and current market value of your vase. To start the appraisal process, please click the link below. I will provide you with an appraisal and certificate within 24 hours.
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Start your appraisal now:
https://www.https://antiquesandbaijiu.com/valuations-authentication-appraisals/