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AUTHENTIC 18C CHINESE KANGXI BLUE WHITE LANDSCAPE BOWL

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Sold Date: 01/06/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

AUTHENTIC 18C CHINESE KANGXI BLUE WHITE LANDSCAPE BOWL SUPERB CONDITIONS, 8.4"W, NO RESERVE
Description:
Very rare and authentic Chinese KangXi mark and period (1661 - 1722AD) antique blue and white porcelain bowl with design of landscapes. Great offer with no reserve.
Size:
Diameter of 8.4 inches (21.3 cm) and height of 4 inches (10 cm)
Conditions:
Good.
Shipping:
$39 to Europe.
$36 to North America and Oceania (Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia).
$29 to Asia.
$23 to Hong Kong and Macao.
$8 within China mainland.
Buyers from regions not covered in the above, please contact us for details.
We have tried our best to lower shipping cost for buyers. For many deals, actually we lose shipping fees. If you go to EMS site you will find their price --- take USA as example, cny240 for first half kg and cny75 for each additional. That is over $33 plus $11 as usd/cny is declining everyday. Our cost is paid in cny to EMS at a discount of 30% off from Aug 2007. And EMS charge extra fees on extra large parcels. Not to mention PayPal's 4% outrageous fees.
We ship from Beijing China. EMS 2-3 working days. Taking the handling time at two ends in consideration, whole transit time is 3-6 days. Tracking info will be forwarded immediately upon shipping. Besides of EMS online tracking service, in any cases that you dont receive package within 7 days upon payment, please contact us for status.
Handling and Packaging: free.
Insurance: included in shipping.
Combination of multiple porcelain items
If combination is possible, pay full shipping fees for the first item and save at least $10 up to 40% shipping fees for each additional item. Please contact us for combined shipping fees when you want to purchase multiple items. In some cases, combination is not possible just in order to prevent items from kissing each other in the package. Thanks for your understanding and we both take shipping security as first priority.
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Payment:
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2:) Bank wire transfer also accepted if total payment amount is over USD300. We refund 5% of the total amount as wire fees.
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About Blue and White Decoration Porcelain
Ceramists paint designs on white porcelain bodies with writing brushes with a pigment that has cobalt as its coloring material, and then applly transparent glaze to the bodies, and eventually fire them at high temperatures. Blue and white decoration comes into being. In fact, the technique of making this decoration is one of the underglaze decorations.
The earliest blue and white porcelain decoration found in China was unearthed in Tangcheng of Yangzhou City. The technique originated from Tang Dynasty.
Blue and white porcelain of Ming Dynasty is very rare, though technically it cannot compete with Qing Dynasty porcelain.
The peak of blue and white porcelain is Qing Dyn. At the top is Kang Xi (1661 - 1722AD), Yong Zheng (1723 - 1735AD) and Qian Long (1735 - 1795AD). During that time Jing De Zhen kilns were imperial. The biggest feature of that time is that the pictures were in a good arrangement with a strong 3-dimensional effects. It w...