Dating and Understanding Antique Chinese Porcelain and Pottery

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Regular weekly and bi-weekly videos from Peter Combs and Bidamount about Asian art and the auction market. With an emphasis on fine art, auction news, and art news from numerous auction houses and online auction venues. These videos focus extensively on the Chinese art market and the Japanese art market. Other videos cover the topics of understanding and identifying authentic Chinese porcelain, Chinese bronze as well as information about the history of Chinese and Asian art. Visit Bidamount.com to learn more, join the ASIAN ART Forum and take advantage of the reference library filled with hundreds of auction catalogs and reference books on Fine Art, current art value by category, and links to museum collections. Dating and Understanding Chinese Porcelain and Pottery.
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A narrated examination of 237 images of Chinese pottery and porcelain ranging from the Song to Republican period. Numerous images of details, foot rims, reign marks and glazes. Ming, Qing examples. Check our other videos. Presented by dealers plcombs Chinese Art, Gloucester, Massachusetts
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@PeterCombs 3 года назад

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@bevross935 5 лет назад

Wow. Thanks for this honest, highly informed and clear lecture on identifying Chinese porcelain.

@lucilleoka 9 лет назад

Absolutely stunning works. Thank you so much for showing the vessels as well as the feet. The foot areas are usually hidden from view but are in fact so important for revealing the potter's finishing skills. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Bravo!

@PeterCombs 9 лет назад

Lucille Oka we do our best...thanks for commenting.

@harperwelch5147 4 года назад

It's much more fun to be able to hear the date when they were made. Also hearing how the forms and glazes evolved..

@davidharrington5287 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your hard earned wisdom Mr. Combs!

@laurensouthgate2458 5 лет назад

Its so neat to see things made so long ago.Thank you for sharing this .

@lorig2828 5 лет назад

What an informative video! Thank you for the details. If I had taken a class, I don't think I would have learned even half of the amount of information.

@Barbiecakes808 6 лет назад

I love seeing the details of the bottoms of antique pieces, and unfortunately many books and articles from the past have excluded this; and I have often wondered "what does the bottom look like ? " So interesting . Thank You very much for doing this, and also for including detailed commentary as well .

@BL-rb7jm 6 лет назад

I appreciate how you take the time to fully explain things thank you

@dianakrueger4106 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will be watching your videos to learn more.

@nofortunatesonII 5 лет назад

Thank-you for posting this video!

@whathmm226 5 лет назад

Lovely presentation - very informative. Thanks!

@agaking8343 4 года назад

Really informative and no nonsense! I've enjoyed greatly, thanks!

@woodrushwoodrush7076 3 года назад

Many thanks for such an informative video! For beginners like me, actually seeing as many of these pieces as possible (with great guidance from experts like Peter) is so helpful in gaining confidence.

@Barbiecakes808 9 лет назад

Love these videos. I am so glad you gave attention to the bottoms of most of these images. I have been frustrated by the many books and videos that do not give attention to an important area that is often neglected. Thank You so much Mr. Combs.

@PeterCombs 9 лет назад

Barbiecakes808 You're welcome, we're delighted you find it helpful, our website also has an extensive image archive with many blogs all illustrated with more help in identifying pieces.

@fromtracywithlove2856 4 года назад

Barbiecakes808 me too!

@rollyabainza5747 4 года назад

Thanks sir Peter to highly understand about reign marks of Chinese porcelain and very imformatives video

@SaxonSuccess 5 лет назад

Thank you so much. Very helpful indeed.

@maggiefeng483 4 года назад

I enjoyed this show. Learned some Chinese porcelain art knowledge from you sir.

@gillyphipps4457 2 года назад

Amazing variety … loved seeing these. Thank you.

@sagupalguable 8 лет назад

Thank you very much for the wonderful introduction to the fine Chinese art of traditional pottery. Exquisite objects!

@PeterCombs 8 лет назад

+Se Pa thanks so much for your kind comments, I hope these help in developing a further interest in the art.

@ruthclarke-linell1329 6 лет назад

@michellejeanine9074 4 года назад

I have a porcelain blue and white vase with the Chinese symbols on the bottom. Not sure if it’s a real or fake but we bought it at a yard sale. It has birds and very nice flowers

@idgeofreason8630 3 года назад

THan you for doing this video. It was excellent.

@Soul-Nate 4 года назад

Fascinating! Thanks for posting

@lesterdevere5335 7 лет назад

Thank you Peter for your video and commentary relating to Chinese ceramics, congratulations on an informative video. Kind regards Lester

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

Thank you Lester, we do them fairly often, you might enjoy the others we've done as well. Thank you for your kind comments, best regards, Peter

@mariepanker809 7 лет назад

Lester Devere

@treasurehunter183hunter8 3 года назад

Learned a lot thank you so much for the video and I also collect Asian antiques and art.

@justmeonthebeach 7 лет назад

Very good thanks!

@theresazissarider-rahmani8083 7 лет назад

Mr. Combs, thank you it was very interesting and educational.

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

you're very welcome, we've done a bunch of videos. You might others of interest as well. best to you, Peter Combs

@theresazissarider-rahmani8083 7 лет назад

I sent you something on Facebook, please review if possible. Thank You.

@yanwhuang9780 3 года назад

Great video, one of the best in Chinese porcelain introduction.

@PeterCombs 3 года назад

Glad you liked it!

@Palaeogeobicho 7 лет назад

thank you for the video, very interesting and informative.

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

Glad you liked it, we have a bunch of other and we do a weekly video as well, best Peter

@drala108 10 месяцев назад

Wonderful presentation. Thank you🎉

@mrnobody2689 6 лет назад

Thanks Peter

@tokgaenz 5 лет назад

thanks for an interesting educational video

@manifestingbeautifullife2187 5 лет назад

Stunning channel! Much gratitude~⚱️

@PeterCombs 5 лет назад

Glad you liked it, we do at least one new video each week, usually on Friday night when we send out the News Letter notices. Best Peter

@777dingo 7 лет назад

Wow, very informative, I noticed the white bowl at 6:05 minute marker was from 1506-1521 but the bottom of it looked so new, hardly any discoloration, that one fooled me, it looked newer I might have passed it up as a modern replica, but I'm learning.

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

It's a Iong Learning curve, but is weII worth it in the end. GIad you found this usefuI. Be sure to check our others as weII. Best regards, Peter

@johnmyers7008 5 лет назад

Thank you! I'm so appreciative of your time and effort in making these videos for the public!

@brendastraley8829 5 лет назад

32:11 now that would make a very nice Lamp. Joking a bit, but so glad no one lamped it.

@Barnes5145 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this. Thanks.

@paulsmailes8004 Год назад

So much value in this..Thanks

@donnadavis2885 8 лет назад

Very informative, thanks!!

@PeterCombs 8 лет назад

+Donna Davis Thank you, very much appreciated!

@suecanada2313 Год назад

thank you such beautiful pieces

@tonicocchiara6813 8 лет назад

thanks Pete I will log on .

@daydreaminginventor-k8957 Год назад

Coming back to learn again

@atty.bonnasoriano1644 2 года назад

Great information! Thank u

@shangrilaantique261 7 лет назад

Sublime video!

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

thanks so much, Peter

@PeterCombs 9 лет назад

A video we did on dating and examining Chinese porcelain from the Song to late Qing Dynasty. All examples have been bought, handled and sold by us. Images are from our own archives. #chineseporcelain #asianantiques #ebaystore #ming #qing #asianart

@ms.angelanoh 7 лет назад

Peter Combs ㅜ ㅜㅜㅜ

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

The edict of around 1677 or 1687 by the Kangxi Emporer of not using his reign mark was very short lived and rarely if ever enforced. A reign mark on a period example does not always mean it's an Imperial piece, but simply made in that period. To determine an object's age, the last thing you should examine is the mark. Shape, color, glaze, paste and quality of decoration always comes first.

@MerkabaKid 4 года назад

Thank you 🕊

@diamond.hgp. 5 месяцев назад

Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẽ những thông tin hay về gốm sứ cổ trung quốc. Tôi là người mua bán nhỏ về đá quý, ngọc và gốm sứ cổ. Tôi rất thích những gì bạn chia sẽ. Xin cảm ơn. Tôi sẽ rất vui nếu một ngày nào đó được gặp bạn. Chúc bạn luôn có nhiều sức khỏe và niềm vui.

@herblopez8657 3 года назад

Best fucken educational video by far. Thank you old man

@ThaiRoosters2019 Год назад

Thank you sir

@fmac935 3 года назад

Great video, thank you! Any idea about an impressed artemisia leaf on the base of a teapot?

@aactreasure5453 2 года назад

Wonderful

@CaliforniaPickin 7 лет назад

Thank U. I enjoyed it and learned a lot.

@dodgedabullet670 6 лет назад

Are you really that stupid or are you part of the scam? I'd say you're part of the scam!

@Goldendives 5 лет назад

Thank you Peter, this video is beautiful!! so much knowledge and experience!! thank you so much for giving us the chance to see all this! i love the Chinese pottery :)

@nicoleli903 3 года назад

Thanks a lot

@jeffingels4480 3 года назад

At 34:38 the copper red from the reduction kiln atmosphere goes green where the base is protected from the carbon by the foot ring causing oxidation.

@gavinstrachan1373 5 месяцев назад

Thanks video lost nan . Mum all within 2 years we have a lot of pottery round house some Chinese items some marked some not found it interesting thanks.

@user-gk3qg9ln5e Год назад

THANK YOU

@8no1likeme-infinitestar65 3 месяца назад

Thank you❤

@kathleenmurphy2379 3 года назад

When I first got into ceramics before I started with porcelain I did some things like a couple ginger jars that were fired and then we carved Dogwood blossoms on to the ginger jar but I also did canisters is a wedding set for someone and all the lids in the first firing which we called a bisque firing all the lids had to be on each piece so that as they were fired and formed the hardened ceramic peace they would fit correctly... None of these have any glaze on and that first firing otherwise they would have been sealed shut I'm sure you know all this but maybe it helps other people that read the comments like I do after watching a video

@albicocchebuone3966 4 года назад

No pueden aser los vídeos en español o Italiano?

@vaunmalone3064 4 года назад

I am truly amazed that you bought and sold on EBay! I thought these treasures could only be found at auction houses!

@PeterCombs 4 года назад

Hi, the video was one of the first we had done a few years ago. We should I think consider doing an updated version with more information perhaps. best Peter

@syedmehdihaiderrizavi9795 2 года назад

R/sir, This is a perfect system I thanks & suggests your goodself to announce the display item if perfect.

@Dan0rioN 4 года назад

I have a good eye & spot similar all the time!! There are 2 pieces I know of right now that look quite interesting.. I wish I could learn what I need to know to properly distinguish them... I could really use a convenient way to contact you

@matthewconnor3198 Год назад

beautiful

@ran_fei 6 лет назад

Around 43:28, the statue should be Wen-Shu (also known as Manjushri) who rides lions. Guan-Yin is usually standing/sitting on lotus.

@madLphnt 3 года назад

Agreed. 👌

@gracesmall2585 Год назад

Very interesting

@patlandry7905 6 лет назад

I just found your video and really enjoyed it. I need your help. I inherited a Chinese porcelain bowl (with the foot) and have no idea of the age nor value. It is in excellent condition and has the blue and white colors, with a Chinese man and image inside the bowl, plus designs around the outside. It also has Chinese markings on the bottom. Can you help me identify this piece, age, and value if I send pictures? If so, let me know where to email pics. Thank you so much.

@hoomalumalu 4 года назад

How did this Ming china get to America? I'm assuming via the traders of the 16th and 17th centuries. In the early trading days didn't they use china as ballast?

@fionaandgordonwilsons5542 3 года назад

I have a bowl with wavy edges. It has only the Chinese character of Great on the bottom. The base appears to be unglazed. Would you be able to look at this bowl for me? Thanks for your consideration.

@james-r 2 года назад

Are turn marks on the inside good to see? I have a smallish meiping vase with a dense crackle, mustardy earthy yellow glaze with a few tiny fragments of black, a slightly concave flat foot, some kiln grit and turn marks on the inside, bright white paste. Does this sound good?

@dustinstarkey6473 5 лет назад

Can i send u some pics ? Can you give me info on when they were made

@rogerdale4800 5 лет назад

Thought I might see the rice grain bowls as I have one

@domestikgoddez9823 2 года назад

this is a wonderful video... i need something more fundamental as in how do i tell chinese pottery from others and how can i tell the age of the piece. i have some black clay pierced and cut vases that i think are very old. in a search i did years ago i found an exact piece to one i have and it was part of a missing cargo box of old chinese yangze river pottery. can't find the article anymore. is there any way to post pieces and have them evaluated?

@t.g.1683 3 года назад

Thank you

@PeterCombs 3 года назад

You're welcome, Best Peter

@ivorytower99 3 года назад

@Peter Combs Hello. I was wondering if you could please assist me in dating a piece of Chinese porcelain. It's a cobalt on white, plumb shaped vase - medium sized. It has 5 dragons all around the vase and they seem to be chasing a sun. There are clouds in the details, as well as ocean waves at the base. If you put your hand inside, you can feel the "ribs" of the clay, going round in a circle, from top to bottom. The piece also has pitting marks on it. the base is unglazed around the rim and the very small lid that would go on the vase is missing. Any suggestions? Please advise. Thank you so much in advance. PS There are no marks on the bottom of the piece. However, there is a collector's stamp - a sticker that was put inside a typewriter, which reads "Made in Canton". Photos available upon request.

@sebolddaniel 2 года назад

Gorgeous

@cntom9 7 лет назад

thanks ! very good.

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

Thank you, Peter!

@777dingo 7 лет назад

Was that an incense burner censor or a brush washer at the 19:00 minute marker?

@teri-lynnhill4569 2 года назад

I just received a box of Chinese pottery from a friend who's mother went into a nursing home. I know that they traveled extensively. The box had Chinese bowls, mud men and vases. Just wondering how to age them and if anything is authentic.

@MrDennisdavey Год назад

auction 18 July in uk - gildings auction house / Selling my fathers collection of Asian ceramics . About 80 lots with some big lots I’m just trying to get the word out as I worry it will all go for not much as someone told me july was a bad time to sell in uk . thanks for reading .

@huzhuiwei 2 года назад

Any chance of doing a more in-depth piece about Song hares-fur glaze bowls? I understand that a good number of reproductions were made during the 1980s, which can be very hard to tell apart from originals... any pointers appreciated!

@CaliforniaPickin 7 лет назад

Peter, I own a Yuan/Ming Longuan Celadon Charger with barbed edge like yours at 5: 04. Mine's a little simpler in the designs, which is probably older right(?). Any approx estimate on a value? Thank U.

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

If you want to, feel free to eMail me some images, condition and measurements. . You can find our contact information here: www.bidamount.com/contact-us/ Thank you, Peter

@thomasarmstrong5734 7 лет назад

could you send me your address and location and phone number in time you open so I can visit and bring some of my old Buddies artifacts

@ronwalker4849 5 лет назад

DON´T DEMAND THAT DOLLAR VALUE MUST BE AN INDICATION OF ARTISTIC AND EMOTIONAL VALUE. WHAT IS YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER VALUED AT?

@madLphnt 3 года назад

Ugh, to have anything from the song dynasty would be the ultimate dream piece.

@ho2cultcha 9 лет назад

wow! this video is a real education! it does leave me w/ a zillion questions though. how was that tea-dust glaze done? has it ever been copied? the details on all of these pots are so incredibly perfect in so many ways. a very advanced aesthetic and skill level. but at the same time, i yearn for thick, fat, inelegant, but fearless experimentation in spanish provincial majolica of the 19th and early 20th century. the stuff that inspired Picasso. it's kind of the opposite of this. HUGE bowls and plates w/ very simplified designs, done forcefully and confidently using bold colors.

@PeterCombs 9 лет назад

ho2cultcha glad you liked it...thank you..Peter

@faridaaryani2173 3 года назад

Very goods,

@rainmakerartistjourney3615 5 лет назад

Hi Peter.

@ran_fei 6 лет назад

Around 31:22, the statue is a Shou-Xing (also known as Shou-hsing, a Tao god famous for his longevity) rather than Luo-Han.

@michelleshafto4141 4 года назад

I live in western mass. Well southern Vermont really. Is there anywhere to take a class in Asian pottery? Although your videos are probably as informative as a class would be. Just wondering. Williams college? Would they have a class? Assuming they ever open again. Love your videos Love Asian pottery.

@WondrousThingswithBrianFrench 7 месяцев назад

Looks like a great early video... starting to do video's. Hoping to find my voice. Brian French

@kathleenmurphy2379 3 года назад

I'm curious as to why they fired it upside down. How did they keep the glaze from sticking to the Kiln Shelf. That's why a lot of porcelain has that room on the bottom that doesn't have any glaze on because it would stick to the kilm whenever melted when the piece was fired. I made antique reproduction porcelain dolls and a few other porcelain items... So I have my own Kiln Exedra so I was just wondering about the firing process

@genestorena6415 Год назад

Pls help us to know more of our personal collections.?

@fairvue1510 Год назад

Chinese antiques are so amazing!

@minicar47 Год назад

Prachtig 👌

@hogiebb1 5 лет назад

The crackled Celadon bowl,..I've noticed that style of pottery has come back in garden pottery...so very hard for newbie to tell the difference.

@PeterCombs 5 лет назад

You have to handle a lot of pieces, then one day it all just clicks...best Peter

@kevinthegreat5575 7 лет назад

Hi, on 44:30 you state that the items are not what the seal suggest but you don't give details on why you think that they are not! They all look the same to me! good vid

@PeterCombs 7 лет назад

Hello Kevin, the box while it was of very good quality and well decorated, it was not on a par with what you'd expect to see on a Qianlong mark and period example. As for the mark, it has some rather classic errors seen often on 19th C. examples. Compare it closely to known authentic examples and you'll see what I mean. If you have trouble distinguishing them, email me and I'll send along some images for comparison. Thanks! Peter Our eMail info is on both Bidamount.com and plcombs.com under "CONTACT US"

@handojosusanto9605 4 года назад

Dear Sir can I show you the image of a 46 cm plate which I thought could be a Kang Xi plate ? Thank you

@PeterCombs 4 года назад

You can send in images through the Identification Assistant Service n the Bidamount Home page...here is a direct link. bidamount.com/chinese-antiques-identification-assistant-inquiry-service Best Peter