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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: backdok on November 04, 2009, 02:31:01 PM
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I have, what I have been told is a Ming Dynasty incense burner. My wife's grandparents supposedly had it appraised back in the 60's of 70's at 30K. To be honest I don't even know if that is true or if this item is real. I have tried to find someone to take a look at the item but I am having difficulty finding someone. I thought it best to first find out if it is Ming and of course real before I get carried away with paying for an insurance appraisal to begin with. Would love some help with this. I have pictures of the item but I can't figure out the attaching it here part.
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backdok are there any markings on the bottom and do you have a written appraisal for the 30K from the 60s or 70s. Would really need to see the bottom and any & all markings it is a very pretty piece You could always send Photos of your piece front & bottom of base to a reputable auction house & await there reply.(could take up to 4 weeks)
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Can you post a close up of the top metal piece as well as a view looking down on it? Any other pics of marks/markings will help!
Is the inside glazed or unglazed? Is the bottom? Dimensions?