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!oldgreywolf!

BEWARE of "rare and ancient arifacts" from CHINA
by !oldgreywolf!( 208)
Beware of items being sold from China that are supposedly rare and ancient artifacts as 99.99% of these are actually very cheap, low quality reproductions. When i first started buying and selling in Ebay...
Tags: china | sword | flute | ancient | unique
167 of 171 people found this guide helpful
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argento_glitter

Identifying Antique Ivory Facts & Information
by argento_glitter( 1224)
I decided to write this guide with the intention of (hopefully) helping you learn some important,usefull and interesting information about ivory,this guide should be helpfull to everyone,not just people...
Tags: Ivory | Netsuke | Carved | Tusk | Figure
95 of 98 people found this guide helpful
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akstafa

IDENTIFYING ORIGINAL JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS ON EBAY
by akstafa( 3466)
There are Many Items on Ebay which are Called Original Japanese Woodblock Prints but finding One that is Described Accurately is Not always an Easy Task. I have Tried to Write an Over View of Japanese...
Tags: woodblock | kunisada | kunichika | hiroshige | gekko
48 of 49 people found this guide helpful
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healthylifestylecompany

Beware Of Fake Jade
by healthylifestylecompany( 60)
A Brief Introduction To Spotting Fake Jade Firstly it is important to realise that with Jade, even if you are in a shop and touching it, is very difficult to tell the genuine from the fake. Some cheap resins...
Tags: jade | fake jade | chinese | nephrite | buying jade
42 of 44 people found this guide helpful
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koto4

Ivory & Ceramic,Japanese.
by koto4( 512)
My dear old Mum-in-law bought me a ceramic figure, one of the eight immortals. Not from the web or ebay but from a dealer in Cornwall. He told the 83 year old that it was by a Japanese called 'Lu Dong Bin'...
Tags: Fraud | Japan | China | Antiques | Internet
29 of 39 people found this guide helpful
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naga_store

Tattoo art in Burmese culture
by naga_store( 403)
Tattoo art in Burmese Culture You will notice in my shop http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Naga-Store I am an avid collector of tattooing implements from Burma. The place of tattoos in different cultures...
Tags: Burmese | Burma | Tattoo | Tribal | Art
21 of 31 people found this guide helpful
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koto4

The swords are still out there
by koto4( 512)
There are still good swords out there!!!! Recently I was asked to bid on a sword for a friend as he would be away, auction rooms are not my favorite place and never have been but as a favour ( a bottle of...
Tags: Japanese swords | Militaria | Martial arts | Antiques | Samurai
21 of 28 people found this guide helpful
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naga_store

Burmese opium weights: a history and what to look for
by naga_store( 403)
As you will see I sell Burmese opium weights in auctions and through my shop http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Naga-Store quite regularly. Many buyers I suspect could do with more information on the history of the...
Tags: Burmese | Opium | weights | Thailand | Burma
20 of 26 people found this guide helpful
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health.n.beauty

How to distinguish Kangxi and Guangxu porcelain
by health.n.beauty( 22)
All the three pictures: left Kangxi; right Guangxu It is very subtle to tell the difference between Kangxi porcelain and Guangxu porcelain. They are both the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) production, althoug one is...
Tags: porcelain | Kangxi | Guangxu | Qing Dyansty
19 of 20 people found this guide helpful
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dreamartuk

Netsuke, Informations and How To recognize Fakes
by dreamartuk( 5707)
netsuke are toggles which were fastened to the sash of a kimono and from which could be suspended everything a man or a woman needed to carry around with them. The most favoured material was ivory for its...
Tags: Netsuke | Chinese | Antiques | Ivory | Authentic
17 of 24 people found this guide helpful
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