1.63K viewsPottery and Porcelain
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1.63K viewsPottery and Porcelain
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I never knew it’s name before I recently saw an auction where 8 cups sold for $3000.

I have 2 pieces. One from my grandmother’s estate. She spent a lot of years living and traveling around Asia.

The second came from a garage sale.

Neither have any marks. So how do you date this?
Grandma’s bowl attached…

Sorry. No photos. I can’t get a file pass the 120k cap.
Too bad…old or new, Ge ware is very pretty stuff.

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there was a company in the U.S.A. that made a lot of pottery like that but I can’t remember the company. I remember reading about it in P & P books. I suppose someone with more experience could tell by the color of the clay used.I seen a piece of the real thing and the clay looked whitish

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Thanks Carolyn. I pulled grandma’s bowl out of my kitchen cabinet and I retired my ge/guan-vase toothbrush holder until this is sorted out. 🙂 I still need to wash the toothpaste off.

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I can see why it would be hard to tell, it’s goes back to the 12th century. From what I read it’s indentical to Gaun Ware. They deliberately used clay that would crack after long periods of time & then apply ink into the cracks & repeat the process over & over. It would take lot’s of experts to indentify your Gramma’s bowl to date it if it’s real Ge Ware & from what I gather lab tests. Wikipedia has lot’s of info on Ge Ware. And there is lot’s of reproductions galore.

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Garage sale [img size=320]https://kovels.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/IMG_3905.JPG[/img]

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Have File! [img size=320]https://kovels.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/IMG_3906.JPG[/img]

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