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Original Message: Re: Re: Carefully chosen "dynastic" pieces - Tang style

Not Tang, the horse is in Ming Style copied from horse running in water of the work of Chou Meng Fu, a famous painter of the Yuan Dynasty.
That style of running horse in water was popular in the Ming Dynasty, you can see from Ming Dynasty roof tile, and stone carving displayed at Louyang Museum.
The dragon is in the Ming style also. However, they are all acid treated FAKE. The dragon s possible serpentine, not jade. You can use iron to scratch it, it will leave marks on that junk.
Have fun
Anita translucentworld.com
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Original Message: Re: Re: Carefully chosen "dynastic" pieces - Tang style
Not Tang, the horse is in Ming Style copied from horse running in water of the work of Chou Meng Fu, a famous painter of the Yuan Dynasty. That style of running horse in water was popular in the Ming Dynasty, you can see from Ming Dynasty roof tile, and stone carving displayed at Louyang Museum. The dragon is in the Ming style also. However, they are all acid treated FAKE. The dragon s possible serpentine, not jade. You can use iron to scratch it, it will leave marks on that junk. Have fun Anita translucentworld.com Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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