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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: NatNix on November 11, 2016, 03:26:18 pm
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Trying to identify and authenticate a "brush pot", or "bitong", purchased at an estate sale. According to research done, it seems to be authentic. I've sent pictures to different auction sites asking for help. Can anyone give me information or advice?
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Very interesting, but why does it have a "Made in China" sticker??
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Looks alright. 17th century possibly.
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I agree with Ipcress.
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And i've seen labels similar to that on Chinese antiques which had either been part of an exhibited collection or catalogued at some point. Wouldn't put me off at all because the items appears to be genuine.
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How does one get a bottom that clean when its been sitting around a few hundred years !! I am assuming this is carved bamboo ??
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The base might be a replacement, Mart, but i'd need to see internally. It's not bamboo, no ;D
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The base might be a replacement, Mart, but i'd need to see internally. It's not bamboo, no ;D
Then what is it ?? Does not appear to be a stone, bone or pottery !!
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mart, it is ivory...
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Ivory was what I was thinking but I was hesitant to say so.
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I know what the title said but sure does not look like ivory !! There are no close ups !! Just looked odd to me with the irregular cracking !!