Assessment of the Value of Ancient Chinese Pottery

Author: Shi Daguang
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: A Comprehensive Study on the Value of Ancient Chinese Pottery is a valuable reference book organized chronologically, featuring nearly 800 images. It compares and selects various aspects of pottery from different dynasties, including their era, shape, size, patterns, trading periods, estimated values, and (partial) sale prices. The preface was written by Ms. Zhang Guilian, a graduate student of the renowned ceramic appraiser Mr. Geng Baochang and a young cultural heritage researcher. Based on the materials provided by the editor, she offers her own insights on the factors of these artifacts—such as era, shape, craftsmanship, artistic quality, and price fluctuations—analyzing how the value of ancient pottery changed across different historical periods. This book is undoubtedly a great help for pottery enthusiasts, especially those new to the antique market. It equips you with clear vision in the complex world of antiques, accelerating the process of distinguishing genuine pieces from fakes and uncovering their true essence.