Dragon Bowls, Ginger Jars & Baluster Vases:
Chinese Porcelains from the Qing Dynasty, 17th - 20thc.
Speaker: France Pepper, AAA, China Insider

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China’s 5000 years of pottery production culminated in the 17th - 20th century with a repertoire of glazes, patterns and shapes identified as Later Chinese ceramics. In particular, monochromes and polychromes, blue and white porcelain, as well as famille rose and famille verte wares decorated many American homes in the 19th - 20th century. 

The subtleties in age and quality are not always easy to identify and decipher. In this lecture, France Pepper, AAA will discuss the types of porcelains that appraisers often come across and the issues that arise when handling pieces that are confusing to evaluate.

Ms. Pepper will also discuss what makes a Later Chinese ceramic valuable, what to look for when inspecting a piece, and go-to resources and references. The lecture will include an update on the current market for these wares.

1.5 CE credits

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France Pepper, AAA, is a specialist in Chinese art, with 30 years of experience. She specializes in Chinese ceramics, bronzes and other metalwork, Buddhist art, archaeological material, furniture and wood objects, and other decorative arts. France is the Founder and Director of China Insider, is a lecturer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other institutions, and was the Director of Arts and Culture Programs at China Institute for over a decade.

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