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The First Wares Ever Made For The Emperor In China's History

Guaranteed 100% Authentic

Northern Song Dynasty Official Imperial Royal Ru Kiln Porcelain Collection

There Is No Collection In The World That Has More Proof Of Authenticity

  I started collecting in the 70s and in the 90s I began to put together a very fine collection from private Chinese sources that risk severe persecution just owning their collections that were passed down by their ancestors that were in power long before the Communist. This Is The Official Commissioned Imperial Royal Ru Kiln Collection From The Northern Song Dynasty Emperor Huizong's Collection   

unique pieces from the Collection of

Emperor Huizong of N.Song Dynasty. There is nothing in the world that can compare to the importance of this collection, many of these forms have never been seen before, the condition of this collection is exquisite. It's 100% authentic and easy to prove because of the cuprite and malachite corrosion that took about 900 years to develop on the fire gilded copper bands  and everyone can see this easily with your own eyes, also the crushed agate in the glaze that can be seen with a 20x loupe. Ru ware is all over the internet and the auction houses are still telling people that they're all fakes, this is just more lies. Only Commissioned Official Royal Imperial Ru wares are Rare and they're not all over the internet and no Royal Imperial Ru wares have ever been sold at any auctions. If anyone has any doubt it would be totally impossible for any Kiln in China today to produce wares such as these masterpieces! There's only one Kiln in the history of China that could achieve this, that was Royal Ru Kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty and Emperor Huizong. These 2nd commissioned wares the foot rings are unglazed and they were fired flat in the kiln, and this Cong Vase shown below has fire gilded over copper bands that are corroded with cuprite and malachite. It's 100% authentic and easy to prove because of the cuprite and malachite corrosion that took about 900 years to develop on the fire gilded copper bands and everyone can see this easily with your own eyes also the crushed agate in the glaze can be seen with a 20x loupe! You don't have to be an expert to understand this. All 2nd commissioned wares are not marked. The 2nd commissioned wares have an off white biscuit that turns brownish after firing, the wares have a very rich beautiful smooth glaze without any crackle, extremely rare wares have fire gilded over copper bands, My opinion is this Cong Vase is the most Important Vase in China's History. The Chinese Emperor Huizong of The Northern Song Dynasty lived from 1082 to 1135.

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Below is a row of closeups photos to show you the Cuprite and Malachite corrosion on the RU WARE Copper Fire gilded Bands.   (Fire gilding with gold and mercury, the mercury metal being driven off afterward by fire. This type of gilding hasn't been used since the mid 1800 because it is very dangerous)This patina took about 900 years to develop on these bands and this can't be faked. (From the book Copper and bronze in art by David Scott) (chapter 3 page 106 Malachite in bronze patinas) (The natural transition of metal to cuprite to malachite is very difficult to replicate in the laboratory. In fact, most of the recipes for producing artificial green patinas on copper alloys, such as those compiled by Hughes and Rowe (1982), do not result in malachite formation over a cuprite layer. Consequently, the existence of this type of corrosion, supported by analytical and metallographic studies, is a good indication of the authenticity of an artifact.) Also microscopic photos of the RU WARE glaze which you can see the tiny reflective specs of crushed agate that was used in the glaze. The reflective agate specs can also be seen when using a 20x loupe also you can see the specks of agate in the Microscopic photo next to each pieces photos, only Commissioned Imperial Ru Wares have crushed agate in the glaze. The pieces that have been sold by the Auction companies will not show crush agate in there glaze because they never used agate in Merchant wares. Only Official Commissioned Royal Imperial Ru wares used Rare Blue Crushed Agate in the glaze. The finest Merchant wares have fire gilded copper bands these were given as tribute to the Emperor. Most Merchant wares were sold to the wealthy merchants. The Merchant pieces that were flawed were sold very cheap to the population and Merchant wares that were extremely flawed were destroyed. When Emperor Huizong commissioned the Ru Kiln, he worked with the Ru kiln to setup the site and designed wares for himself and his court and made them his official Royal Kiln. He wanted them to use Rare Blue Agate in the glaze in all his Commissioned wares. The Commissioned wares are generally larger then what the Ru Kiln had been producing, also they have there own distinct styles, forms, and glazes that many have not been seen even until today. They have found the Ru kiln site where they made the Merchant wares before Emperor Huizong commissioned them. They haven't found Emperor Huizong's Official Royal Ru kiln site yet.


After the Jin Army over run the Northern Song Dynasty The Imperial Royal Kiln workers fled to the South and likely half of the workers went to work at the Imperial Guan Kilns and the other half went to work for the Longquan Kiln, which you can see how the Longquan pieces resemble the famous 2nd commissioned Royal Ru Kiln Wares. But the Longguan wares don't have the crushed agate in the glaze. ppjrs

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Below are 48 examples of Official Royal Imperial Ru Wares and Tribute Ru Ware Vases. ppjrs

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Understanding "Botryoidal Malachite" Patina

Formation of Fanlike Crystal Needles
Most crystals simply begin to grow using available molecules. This results in discrete crystals whose sizes depend on available material. But malachite is different. It seldom forms discrete crystals of good size. Instead, scientists say, developing malachite crystals “split”, diverging into tiny needles, packed together in a fanlike arrangement.
The fanlike malachite needles grow into tightly bonded spherules, which crowd together and bond, forming a solid mass. When the spherules stop growing and terminate, the top surface is rounded to some degree. The terms “botryoidal” (resembling a cluster of grapes) and “reniform” (kidney-shaped) are used to describe large to small undulating masses of spherules.

Author Bob Jones Holds the Carnegie Mineralogical Award, is a member of the Rockhound Hall of Fame, and has been writing for Rock & Gem since its inception. He lectures about minerals, and has written several books and video scripts.

 Large Botryoidal Malachite formation


Closely see the tiny round Botryoidal Malachite on the coin

This is a Microscopic photo of one of the Ru Ware Fire Gilded Copper Bands, shows the "Botryoidal Malachite Patina over the reddish Cuprite."This can not be Faked. (From the book Copper and bronze in art by David Scott) (chapter 3 page 106 Malachite in bronze patinas) (The natural transition of metal to cuprite to malachite is very difficult to replicate in the laboratory. In fact, most of the recipes for producing artificial green patinas on copper alloys, such as those compiled by Hughes and Rowe (1982), do not result in malachite formation over a cuprite layer. Consequently, the existence of this type of corrosion, supported by analytical and metallographic studies, is a good indication of the authenticity of an artifact.)


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These Ru-wares are the 1st Commissioned Official Royal Imperial wares in the history of China.

1st commissioned Royal Imperial Ru ware is explained and written about in ancient text, describing that Emperor Huizong commissioned the Ru/ Ju Kiln to produce celadon wares that would be modest, understated, simplistic and look like the wares were from the past history. Also explained that 1st commissioned Royal Imperial wares used Rare Blue Crushed Agate in the glaze mix, (this can be seen with a 20x loupe also you can see the specks of agate in the Microscopic photo next to each pieces photos) Crushed agate has only been used in Official Royal Imperial Ru wares that were developed by Emperor Huizong. The 1st commissioned Royal Imperial wares have many unique forms that have not been seen before and this all shows the true genius of the Ru kiln artisans. The foot rings on all 1st official Ru ware are unglazed. All of the 1st Commissioned official Royal Imperial Ru wares have a fine cracked ice crackle in the glaze and these wares are also glaze on the inside. Often the 1st Commissioned official Royal Imperial Ru wares have marks scratched in the base and most say feng hua, vases often have trumpet formed mouths and they are larger than the merchant and tribute wares. 1st commissioned Official Royal Imperial Ru ware have an ash colored biscuit that turns brown after firing. All of the 1st commissioned Royal Imperial Ru Ware have a fine cracked ice crackle in the glaze, these wares are also glazed on the inside. The 1st commissioned official Royal Imperial Ru wares were made exclusively for the Emperor and his court. Emperor Huizong saw beauty in simplicity and he saw each of these pieces as a work of art regardless if they had any flaws all pieces stayed in the court, these wares clearly fulfilled his wishes. The 1st commissioned official Royal Imperial Ru-vase shows a closeup photo of a drip of glaze that stuck to the foot ring and clearly shows chips of Rare Blue Agate in the glaze and the ancient writings that explains Ru Ware is proof these are the legendary official Royal Imperial wares of Emperor Huizong of Song ppjrs

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Ru Kiln Imperial Tribute wares are the finest wares they were producing and they gifted them to Emperor Huizong of Northern Song dynasty

below are three tribute vases. 

The tribute wares are generally small with fire gilded over copper bands, these bands have cuprite and malachite corrosion and this guarantees its great age and is more reliable than a TL test and used by all experts to determine authenticity of an artifact and can't be faked! Tribute wares are glazed all over and they're fired on setters with prongs that hold the piece off the kiln floor. The prongs leave spur marks on the base and these marks are sesame seed size and shape. Tribute wares have a beautiful smooth glaze and they don't have any crushed agate stone in the glaze. Only Official Imperial wares have crushed Blue Agate in the glaze. The Tribute Wares either have an off white or ash colored biscuit and they are finest done merchant wares, and were given fire gilded copper bands and presented to Emperor Huizong as Tribute ppjrs

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Sotheby's sold these two Flawed Northern Song Dynasty Ru Ware brush washers in Hong Kong. Now Christie's has sold a flawed Ru Ware Tea Bowl in Hong Kong. They should return the money

2nd commissioned Official Royal Imperial Ru-Wares are the finest celadon wares China ever produced. 

Those imperial advisors in the Emperor's court requested finer wares so Emperor Huizong commissioned the Ru Kiln to produce the fabulous 2nd commissioned official Royal Imperial Celadon wares for him and his court, this was also written about in ancient text, The 2nd commissioned Royal Imperial wares are very elegant, luxurious and beautiful, they are much finer than both the merchant wares and tribute wares and are generally larger and all are celadon color. All 2nd commissioned Royal Imperial wares have Rare Crushed Blue Agate in the glaze.( this can be seen with a 20x loupe also you can see the specks of agate in the Microscopic photo next to each pieces photos). Crushed Blue Agate has only been used in Official Imperial Ru wares that were developed by Emperor Huizong. The 2nd commissioned Royal Imperial wares have many unseen unique forms that show the true genius of the Ru kiln. The 2nd commissioned Royal wares the foot rings are unglazed and they were fired flat in the kiln, and the vase shown has fire gilded over copper bands that is corroded with cuprite and malachite and this guarantees its great age and is more reliable than a TL test and used by all experts to determine authenticity of an artifact and can't be faked! All 2nd commissioned Royal Imperial wares are not marked. The 2nd commissioned Royal Imperial wares have off white biscuit that turns brownish after firing, the wares have a very rich beautiful smooth glaze without any crackle, some wares have fire gilded over copper bands and vases that have no bands also have no crackle in the glaze. All the 2nd commissioned Royal Imperial vases shown below that have a gilded over silver band have a slight bit of crackle a few lines in the glaze, All these vases have gilded silver band around the rim only, also they have a darker celadon glaze with Rare Blue Crushed Agate that can be seen with a 20x loupe. and where the gild has worn they have a thick black corrosion. ppjrs

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Ru-Kiln merchant wares aren't the finest quality these were sold to the wealthy merchants, flawed wares were sold to the population at a very cheap price

Below Three Ru Kiln pieces shown are Merchant wares. The merchant Wares that were collected by the Qianlong Emperor during the Qing Dynasty are all that was known to exist until China has opened up to the world and many fine pieces and collection that were hidden have reached the market place. The merchant ware pieces are generally smaller than the Royal Imperial wares and they're glazed all over including the foot ring. They were fired using setters with prongs to lift the pieces off the kiln floor. Because of this they have spur marks that are sesame seed size and shape and these spur marks can only be seen on merchant wares and tribute wares. The merchant wares are not as finely done as the tribute wares because the best wares were given fire gilded copper bands and presented to Emperor Huizong as tribute. ppjrs

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Comparisons between 28 of the Finest wares Sotheby's and Christie's 

Sold from 2010 to 2020 and Masterpieces from My Collection so you can see the Quality of my Collection

Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Chenghua palace Bowl in 

Hong Kong

Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Chenghua place Bowl

in Hong Kong

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 Sotheby's sold this small place Bowl in Hong Kong 4/6/2016 for $8,329,524.usd

 base has six-character reign mark within a double circle. 6 1/8 in. They should return the money because they keep the finest pieces out of their auctions. They cheat the high end collector by not offering the best pieces available to them and this just raises the prices of the inferior pieces.

My Wonderful Ming Dynasty Mark and Period Chenghua Okra Plant

Palace Bowl

My Fabulous Ming Dynasty Mark and Period Chenghua Rocks Peony Plants

Palace Bowl

Sotheby's sold this Southern Song Dynasty Guan Vase

in Hong Kong

 Sotheby's sold this Southern Song Dynasty Guan Vase

 in Hong Kong

 Sotheby's sold this Southern Song Dynasty Guan Vase 4/2/2018 in Hong Kong for $1,620,782 usd. dark brown body unctuously applied overall save for the unglazed footring with a lustrous glaze of pale greyish-blue tone, the glaze suffused with a network of luminous golden-beige crackles 5 7/8 in Tall. They claim it a Imperial pieces and doesn't have any official mark These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be.

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Southern Song Dynasty Guan Yao Ribbed Vase This Is Likely The Finest in the World, this Official Jiaotanxia or Xiuneisi Inner Kiln Vase Is Marked and Period made for the Imperial court of the

Southern Song Dynasty 1127- 1279

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Sotheby's Sold this Southern Song Dynasty Guan Cup in 

Hong Kong

Sotheby's Sold Southern Song-Yuan Dynasty Guan lobed Dish

 in Hong Kong

 Sotheby's Sold this Southern Song-Yuan Dynasty Guan lobed Dish on 4/05/2017 in Hong Kong for $1,557,270 usd. bluish-celadon glaze thinning at the rim, the glaze suffused with a network of attractive golden-beige crackles, save for the neatly trimmed footring unglazed revealing the dark brown body. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be. Look carefully at the photos

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My Wonderful Southern Song Dynasty Guan Mallet formed Vase

Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Lion bowl with a Xuande mark and Called it Chenghua in Hong Kong

Sotheby's sold This Ming Dynasty Chenghua marked Jarlet in Hong Kong This is slop I can't believe they can get away with selling this JUNK They should be held accountable

Sotheby's sold this Chenghua mark and period tiny blue and white winged dragon Jarlet 7/11/2020 in Hong Kong for $4,357,988.usd with the six-character mark within a double circle 3 1/2 in Tall. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be certainly not four million. GO TO THERE SITE TO SEE LARGER PHOTOS 

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My Real Masterpiece Fabulous Ming Dynasty Mark and Period Chenghua Lion Jar with Buddhist symbols

Sotheby's Sold this Qing Dynasty Yongzheng mark and period Falangcai Mille-Fleurs Bowl 

Sotheby's Sold Song Dynasty Ge Hu Formed Vase in New York

Christie's Sold Southern Song -Yuan Ge Ware Dish

in Hong Kong

Christie's Sold this Southern Song -Yuan Ge Ware Dish in Hong Kong 11/12/2019 for approx. $600,000.usd  THEIR DESCRIPTION "The dish is potted with shallow sides rising to a metal-bound rim from a short ring foot, the centre of the interior slightly sunken, covered inside and out with a beige glaze suffused with dark grey and light brown crackles, with the exception of the biscuit foot revealing the buff body." LOOKS LIKE THE METAL BAND IS GONE AND THEIR DESCRIPTION IS NOT AT ALL LIKE DESCRIPTIONS OF GE WARE IN ANCIENT WRITINGS. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be.  Check my Masterpiece Ge Wares collection in the ge kiln page.

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My Very Rare Southern Song Ge Kiln Ge Ware Burner

(WORLD CLASS)

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This Very Rare Southern Song Ding Formed Ge Kiln Burner was likely done early Southern Song Dynasty. This Vessel is the color of wheat and is thinly potted, Also they describe Ge ware as having an iron foot that can be seen on the foot ring because they used a light brownish clay with a very high iron content that turned dark brown after firing. They describe the crackle as iron wire and golden thread crackle. The Ge Kiln is known as the elder brothers kiln.  Measures 7" tall ppjrs

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Sotheby sold this Ming Dynasty Xuande Mark and Period 

Blue and White Lobed Fish Pond Bowl in Hong Kong 

Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Mark and period Xuande  Brush Washer in Hong Kong

Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Mark and Period Xuande Brush Washer in Hong Kong on 10/7/2015 for $3,107,042 usd the base inscribed with a six-character reign mark within a double-circle, the rim metal-mounted  Recently sold in Hong Kong 4/8/2023 for approx. $2,145,560 usd These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be

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My Masterpiece Blue & White 15th C. Ming Dynasty Xuande

Mark & Period Eggshell Thin Bowl 

Sotheby sold this Northern Song Dynasty Ding Yao Bowl 

in Hong Kong 

Sotheby's sold this Northern Song Dynasty Ding Yao Burner

in Hong Kong

Sotheby's sold in Hong Kong this Northern Song Dynasty Ding Yao Burner on 10/5/2017 for $2,316,800 usd the rim mounted with a copper-coloured metal band with traces of malachite encrustation. NOTICE IN THEIR DESCRIPTION THEY SPEAK OF "COPPER-COLOR METAL BAND WITH TRACES OF MALACHITE" THIS PROVES IT"S AGE. This is why I tell you about the Cuprite and Malachite it can't be faked and proves my pieces are authentic and anyone can see this.These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be. 

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My Northern Song Dynasty Tribute Dingyao Vase Masterpiece

Ding Yao Tribute Vase

Tribute Imperial Ding ware Special Sale From $100,000. and Up

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Christies Sold this Northern Song Dynasty Cizhou Sgraffiato

Meiping Vase in New York

Christie's Sold this Northern Song Dynasty Cizhou Sgraffiato Meiping Vase for  $396,500.usd in New York 3/22/2018 This Vase is 12 1/8" tall These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be.

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Sotheby's sold this Northern Song Dynasty Yaozhou Kundika on 4/6/2016 for $706,591.usd in Hong Kong the kundika is 8 5/8" tall. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be.

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Christies sold this small Northern Song Yaozhou

Petal-Rim Jar in Hong Kong

Christie's sold this small Northern Song Yaozhou Petal-Rim Jar on 12/2/2015 for approx $250,000.usd in Hong Kong 4 5/8" tall These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be. Check out my real Masterpiece Northern Song Dynasty Tribute Yaozhou Vase

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Christie's Sold this Northern Song Dynasty Persimmon

glaze Vase in New York

Christie's Sold this Northern Song Dynasty Persimmon glaze Vase in New York on 9/15/2016 for $317,000. usd 8 7/8" tall. Check out my Northern Song Dynasty Ding Persimmon Vase. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces

fit the marketplace or what the value should be.

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Sotheby's Sold This Unmarked Chenghua Vase

In New York

Sotheby's sold this unmarked Chenghua Vase 3/20/2018 in New York for $2,895,000.usd This vase was not marked it was attributed to Chenghua reign. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be. They refused to even examine my fabulous mark and period Chenghua pieces.

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Christie's Sold Northern Song Dynasty Jun Vase In Hong Kong

 Christie's sold this Northern Song Dynasty Jun Vase 11 1/2" Tall in Hong Kong 11/29/2017

for approx. $600,000.usd. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be. Check out my Masterpiece Northern Song Dynasty Jun Vase.

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Christie's sold this Ming Xuande Blue and White Lotus Dish

in Hong Kong

Christie's sold this Blue and White Lotus Dish 10/3/4" Dia.in Hong Kong 5/29/2019 for approx. $465,000.usd The dish has a reign mark is written on side  The base is unglazed. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be.

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Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Xuande Blue and White

Dragon Dish in Hong Kong

Sotheby's sold this Ming Dynasty Xuande Blue and White small Dragon Dish 9 7/8" dia. in Hong Kong on 4/4/2012 for $2,392,732 usd. The cobalt with characteristic 'heaping and piling,' the base inscribed with a six-character reign mark within double circles. These corrupt Auction Houses cheat all collectors because they don't have the opportunity to purchase the rarest and finest pieces in the world also by keeping the finest pieces out of their auctions the average collector has no idea where their pieces fit the marketplace or what the value should be.

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My Blue & White 15th C. Ming Dynasty Xuande Mark & Period

Confronting Phoenix's & Flowers Dish 

Among the finest Blue and White China Porcelain ever produced this 15th C. Ming Dynasty Xuande Mark & Period Painted with Phoenix's, Flowers, Leaves, and Fruit Dish. This Xuande Masterpiece has been embellished and enhanced with gilt trim. They used the imported samali blue cobalt and this cobalt has a blackish tone, and when the heaping and piling effect breaks the surface of the glaze it shows  black spots or a silvery reflection not brown that would be local Chinese cobalt, this confirms the age because this cobalt has not been available for over 500 years. Also this piece has flaking in the biscuit which proves it's age. This Dish measures approx.14 1/8" dia.ppjrs 

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Among The Finest In The World And Extremely Important Masterpieces

2nd Commissioned Northern Song Dynasty Official

Royal Imperial Ru-Ware Cong Formed Vase 

(WORLD CLASS) 

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This highly prized 2nd Commissioned Official Royal Imperial Ru-kiln cong formed vase is among a group of wares that are the most elegant luxurious celadon wares China has ever produced. These wares were made exclusively for Emperor Huizong and his court. This cong formed vase has a spectacular celadon glaze that is very rich and smooth to the touch without any crackle and crushed agate was put in glaze mix which can be seen using a 20x loupe also you can see the specks of agate in the Microscopic photo next to each pieces photos. Crushed agate has only been used in Official Royal Imperial Ru wares that were developed by Emperor Huizong. This cong form vase has fire gilded over copper bands on the rim and base that are corroded with cuprite and malachite and this guarantees its great age. This is more reliable than a TL test, and used by all experts to determine authenticity of an artifact, and can't be faked! The 2nd commissioned Royal cong formed vase has an off white body that turned brownish after firing.  This vase measures 7" tall, This piece is from Emperor Huizong's surviving hoard of

N. Song Imperial Ru-Ware!!! ppjrs

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Very Important Imperial Blue & White 15th Century Ming Dynasty

Chenghua Mark & Period Jar 

(WORLD CLASS)

Extremely Rare Ming Dynasty Jiajing Mark and Period Cloisonne Fish Among The Water weeds Jar And Lid

  (WORLD CLASS)

Very Important Imperial Blue & White 15th Century Ming Dynasty

Chenghua Mark & Period Vase 

 WORLD CLASS)

Very Important Imperial Blue & White 15th C. Ming Dynasty

Xuande Mark & Period Bird & Flowers Dish 

(WORLD CLASS)

Chinese Imperial Tribute Northern Song Dynasty Imperial Ding Kiln

White Ware Saucer formed mouth Vase 

(WORLD CLASS)

Blue, White And Red Yuan Dynasty One Of Pair, Finest Pair In The World With Applied Flowers And Leaves Jar 

Magnificent Masterpiece "Qing Dynasty Qianlong

Marked and Period Famille Rose Vase"

Super Masterpiece "Qianlong marked and period

Incised Mirror Black Glazed Bowl"

This Extremely Rare Blue & White Porcelain 15th Century Ming

Dynasty Chenghua Very Large Mark & Period Vase 

(WORLD CLASS)

 Jade Carvings Sold at Sotheby's, Christie's, & Bonham's from 2014 to 2019

Compare Them to what I'm offering "Special Sale Jade Carvings of Similar Periods"

Sold By Auction Houses Three Mythical Animal Jade Carvings COMPARE WHAT I'M OFFERING

My Finely Carved Ming Dynasty pale grayish white Jade Recumbent Mythical Animal

with some brownish veins and brownish inclusions and carving style that confirms its age.

The statue measures 3 1/2" long.

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Sotheby's Sold this Six Dynasties yellow and russet jade figure of a Mythical Beast in Hong Kong on 4/3/2019

measures 3" long for $287,010 usd.

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My Six Dynasties White Jade Recumbent Winged

Mythical Beast Statue

This very finely carved mythical animal has it's three puffs tail flick up on its back and also shows it's female genitals. The fine white Jade material shows extensive russet inclusions and carving style that confirms it great age.

This carving was done during the Six Dynasties. The Jade measures 4 1/8" long.

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Christie's Sold this Western Han Dynasty Celadon Jade Ram Form Water Pot in Hong Kong on 11/30/2016

measures 4 3/8" long for approx. $2,500,000. usd

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My Warring States Eastern Zhou Dynasty Pale Celadon

Highly Stylized Elephant Vessel 

This is a very important Eastern Zhou Pale Celadon Elephant Vessel. This vessel is exquisitely carved with highly stylized details from the Eastern Zhou period The lid has a mythical bird finial. The Translucent pale celadon Jade has extensive brownish, clouding, veins, inclusions throughout the piece and carving style confirms its age.

The vessel measures 7" long 

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Sotheby's Sold this Tang Dynasty small white Jade Hare Pendant in New York 3/19/2019

measures 1 3/8" long for $57,500. usd

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My Tang Dynasty Grayish White Jade

Deer And Bird Pendant

This is a finely carved Tang Dynasty Grayish White Jade Deer and Bird with lotus pendant that has extensive clouding and carving style that confirms its age. measures 3 1/8" tall 

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Sotheby's Sold this Yellow Jade 'Horse' Paperweight
17th Century in Hong Kong on 4/8/2014

measures 3 3/8" long for $856,228.usd

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My Yuan Dynasty Yellow/Celadon Jade Resting Horse

With Leg Up Statue

Finely carved Yuan 1279–1368 Dynasty yellow/celadon Jade Resting Horse with leg up Statue, that has

areas of brownish russet inclusions and carving style that confirms its age. Measures 3 1/2" long

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Bonham's Sold this white jade of 'horses and monkey'

Qianlong period in London on 5/16/2019

measures 3 3/8" long for £ 43,812 GBP.

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My Qing Dynasty White Jade Buffalo And Calf Group

Finely carved Qing Dynasty white Jade Buffalo and Calf Statue. The Group has extensive clouding inclusions and carving style that confirms its age  Measures approx. 3 1/2" long

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Sotheby's Sold this Ming Dynasty Yellow Jade Mythical Beast

in Hong Kong on 10/7/2015 measures

2 3/4" long for $48,386.usd

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My Ming Dynasty yellow/celadon Jade Kneeling Mythical Beast

Ming Dynasty Yellow/Celadon Jade kneeling Mythical Animal Statue, That has areas of clouding and russet veins inclusions and carving style that confirms the age. Measures 3 3/4" tall

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Sotheby's Sold this Tang Dynasty beige and brown jade

camel In New York on 9/10/2019 measures 2 3/8" wide

for $620,000 usd

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My Tang Dynasty Grayish/Celadon Jade Camels Statue 

This is a unique and finely carved Tang Dynasty 618-907 grayish/celadon Jade standing Camels statue. The carving is beautifully executed with a very well balanced form. The jade material is very fine with extensive reddish brown inclusions and carving style confirms its age. This statue measures a 6 1/2" long.

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Sotheby's Sold this Song Dynasty carved jade figure of a buffalo in Hong Kong on 4/3/2019 measures 3 1/8" long for $128,810.usd

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My Song Dynasty Grayish White Jade Recumbent Hound Statue

Finely carved Song Dynasty Grayish White Jade Recumbent Hound Statue that has russet veins and areas

of clouding inclusions with carving style confirms its age and period. measures 3 1/2" long

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Sotheby's Sold this beige jade carving of a mythical beast

Han dynasty - Six Dynasties in New York on 3/19/2019

measures 2 1/4" long for $740,000.usd

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My Han Dynasty Recumbent Yellow/Celadon Jade

Mythical Animal  

 This extremely fine yellow/celadon jade reclining Mythical Animal. The mythical animal has one leg up and is very finely carved showing the muscles, folds of skin, and backbone. This is a very unique Jade carving  from the Han Dynasty 206bc to 220ad. The Jade material has a beautiful yellow/celadon color with white and black speck inclusions and carving style confirms its age. This Statue would have been owned by the wealthy class because jade was more valuable than gold back then. measures 4" long 

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Sotheby's Sold this Eastern Zhou Dynasty Yellow Jade Animal-Shaped Plaque in Hong Kong 4/3/2019

measures 8 5/8" long for $3,423,126.usd.

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My Warring States period during Eastern Zhou Dynasty Jade

double dragon Huang plaque/pendant 

Large Masterpiece very fine Warring States period during Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Jade double dragon Huang pendant. This arc shaped pendant has two dragon heads and it is covered in grain pattern over openwork clouds.The Huang material is translucent pale celadon jade with inclusions that have turned much of the pendant brownish, with small areas of calcification in the jade. This carving is exquisite in every way. It is unmistakably a period piece. The fine lines were carved as if they were just dug out in tiny sections, which you will only see in some very fine Eastern Zhou dynasty jade pieces. You have to use a good loupe to see this. No one really knows what the kind of tool they used to create this piece so long ago it is a mystery. This has confounded scholars since they have been studying Jade carvings. You won't see this in any other periods of China's history. The Huang was produced in the Warring States period 476BC/221BC it measures

  9 1/4" long, it has a small conical shaped pierced hole for hanging 

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