Collectors look first at whether the form, body, glaze and painting of a piece agree with one another and with the period it is given to, then at the quality of the work and its condition. Our page on signs of age sets out what to check. A mark is only one part of the picture, and the guide to Chinese porcelain marks explains how to read one.
This collection brings together everything we offer: Song celadons and qingbai, Yuan and Ming blue and white, underglaze red, and Qing blue and white and enamelled wares. You will find vases, jars, chargers and dishes, bowls and kendis, some of them with reign marks. Pieces we have sold stay on the page, marked as sold, for reference.
Prices are given on request. Use the Request price form on any available piece and we reply by email with the price and further photographs if you would like them. We accept bank transfer, card or cryptocurrency and ship by fully insured, tracked express courier. All sales are final.