Apr 30th, '14, 05:47
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by dan88 » Apr 30th, '14, 05:47
chrl42 wrote:dan88 wrote:Can somebody tell what these symbols represent?
Probably, Shi Xiao-ma's seal (or copy).
Xiao-ma Kuan is among the most seen copies out there, gotta watch out.
Thank you
kyarazen and
chrl42
I searched on the internet and found the picture below, that has the same characters. But the seal is for Factory 1 (or 2, 5...) Does it mean that Xiao-ma Kuan worked for that factory?
Could you please write his name in Chinese so I can look on the internet for more information about him. Or if you could link me to a couple of websites with information about Xiao-ma Kuan I woul appreciate it very much.
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Apr 30th, '14, 05:55
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by chrl42 » Apr 30th, '14, 05:55
dan88 wrote:chrl42 wrote:dan88 wrote:Can somebody tell what these symbols represent?
Probably, Shi Xiao-ma's seal (or copy).
Xiao-ma Kuan is among the most seen copies out there, gotta watch out.
Thank you
kyarazen and
chrl42
I searched on the internet and found the picture below, that has the same characters. But the seal is for Factory 1 (or 2, 5...) Does it mean that Xiao-ma Kuan worked for that factory?
Could you please write his name in Chinese so I can look on the internet for more information about him. Or if you could link me to a couple of websites with information about Xiao-ma Kuan I woul appreciate it very much.
it's 施小马. The seal looks ok, do you have a picture of the whole pot?
Apr 30th, '14, 06:09
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by wert » Apr 30th, '14, 06:09
dan88 wrote:chrl42 wrote:dan88 wrote:Can somebody tell what these symbols represent?
Probably, Shi Xiao-ma's seal (or copy).
Xiao-ma Kuan is among the most seen copies out there, gotta watch out.
Thank you
kyarazen and
chrl42
I searched on the internet and found the picture below, that has the same characters. But the seal is for Factory 1 (or 2, 5...) Does it mean that Xiao-ma Kuan worked for that factory?
Could you please write his name in Chinese so I can look on the internet for more information about him. Or if you could link me to a couple of websites with information about Xiao-ma Kuan I woul appreciate it very much.
Let me guess, it is neiziwaihong pot.
Apr 30th, '14, 06:51
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by dan88 » Apr 30th, '14, 06:51
chrl42 wrote:
it's 施小马. The seal looks ok, do you have a picture of the whole pot?
It is a Duo Qiu Shape pot.
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Apr 30th, '14, 07:00
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by chrl42 » Apr 30th, '14, 07:00
dan88 wrote:chrl42 wrote:
it's 施小马. The seal looks ok, do you have a picture of the whole pot?
It is a Duo Qiu Shape pot.
I am afraid I haven't seen Duo Qiu CR pot before..
Apr 30th, '14, 07:34
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by Tead Off » Apr 30th, '14, 07:34
Here's a CR example:
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Apr 30th, '14, 09:33
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by chrl42 » Apr 30th, '14, 09:33
Tead Off wrote:Here's a CR example:
Cheng Shouzhen, died 1939 'duoqiu'.jpg
CR (1966~1976)
Apr 30th, '14, 11:58
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by Tead Off » Apr 30th, '14, 11:58
chrl42 wrote:Tead Off wrote:Here's a CR example:
Cheng Shouzhen, died 1939 'duoqiu'.jpg
CR (1966~1976)
Sorry, I meant before CR. This is an ROC example.
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by bagua7 » May 2nd, '14, 03:09
Tead Off wrote:Cheng Shouzhen
You got this
book, do you?
I think it has been recommended here several times. The problem is that what they are asking for in
Amazon...I much rather spend that sort of money on tea!
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by ethan » May 2nd, '14, 03:33
bagua7, +1 to your comments. Reading is helpful, but until I use the tea or a pot, I don't know.........
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by Tead Off » May 2nd, '14, 05:08
bagua7 wrote:Tead Off wrote:Cheng Shouzhen
You got this
book, do you?
I think it has been recommended here several times. The problem is that what they are asking for in
Amazon...I much rather spend that sort of money on tea!
No, I don't own the book. The example was from an Auction house in Beijing. I believe the potter was the great grandfather of one of our member Teamerchants, Chen, whose family is making Yixing teapots.
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by the_economist » May 2nd, '14, 05:58
you need one more great. her father is the great grand son.
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by puyuan » May 2nd, '14, 08:52
Is anyone still in contact with her? It seems she left this place, and the tea anglosphere, for good.
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by bagua7 » May 4th, '14, 00:00
I have, yes no longer interested outside China. Their local clientele keeps them busy enough. Good on them
Thanks all!
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by kyarazen » May 4th, '14, 13:58
bagua7 wrote:Tead Off wrote:Cheng Shouzhen
You got this
book, do you?
I think it has been recommended here several times. The problem is that what they are asking for in
Amazon...I much rather spend that sort of money on tea!
there apparently is an electronic version swimming somewhere
a friend had decided to archive his copy digitally just in case the original got lost..
