Examining A Ming Dynasty 100 Boys Wanli Blue & White Porcelain Box

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Regular weekly and bi-weekly videos from Peter Combs and Bidamount about Asian art and the auction market. With an emphasis on fine art, auction news, and art news from numerous auction houses and online auction venues. These videos focus extensively on the Chinese art market and the Japanese art market. Other videos cover the topics of understanding and identifying authentic Chinese porcelain, Chinese bronze as well as information about the history of Chinese and Asian art. Visit Bidamount.com to learn more, join the ASIAN ART Forum and take advantage of the reference library filled with hundreds of auction catalogs and reference books on Fine Art, current art value by category, and links to museum collections. A detailed examination look at a fine late Ming Dynasty Chinese Wanli box decorated in the "Hundred Boys" pattern.
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From an estate in Massachusetts. The box was brought from China during the 1860's by a Massachusetts sailor who acquired it in Hong Kong.
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[@cuongngoxuan8373]

Thanks Peter

[@terriesmith8219]

Incredible piece. Very informational. Thank you!

[@lorriedmussett4692]

I just happened to come across your channel and i love everything about it. I am not a buyer, seller or expert in any way shape or form. What i do, is find joy in seeing beautiful objects and see or learn how they were created and their history. I also realized pretty quick that i like you and how you communicate and entertain in your videos. I do find it appealing when objects are truly old and often watch Christie's, Sotheby's and others to see and learn about the Conservation efforts and curators work on these things. You certainly seem truly knowledgeable on these objects and seem to be legitimate with your connections to Christie's and Sotheby's as well. I really hope you see my comment even though its on one of your older video postings. I'm watching all your stuff on your site. Love it!!!!

[@PeterCombs]

Thanks so much for your kinds words, I've always enjoyed wonderful objects starting as a kid actually. Also I've always been fascinated by History in general.. Thanks again, Peter

[@cuongngoxuan8373]

I have some antiques left by my father and now in doubt It is some of the products of the Song Dynasty Kangxi Qianlong Dynasty Looking forward to cooperating and being added and checked by you check if it's an old antique hr 20 Thank you very much and hope for a successful cooperation

[@jeantaylor1029]

The piece is beautiful and the presentation of it was really informative . Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@streetstylefinds]

Absolutely Beautiful piece.

[@PeterCombs]

yes it was, quite happy to handled it. Best Peter

[@rueljaybalante5363]

Hi' mr. Peter.. i have some item which accedentaly deg at our place near a creek.. i have no idea if it is valuable thing or not. if you dont mind plz allow me to sent it you the images...

[@nicoleli903]

Quite nice

[@olofneppelberg2896]

Does the five-clawed dragon mean that it was made for the emperor? Or when did that "rule" begin?

[@harrodguy]

Peter, I found it very informative! Great video. What would they have used this for? Sweetmeats, other foods or on a desk?

[@mrnobody2689]

You should join the forum on Peters site, you can ask questions and post photos

[@yuncollection]

good