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<p>[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 11841702, member: 10944"]I have a piece of southeast Asian pottery, Thai I think. It’s relatively ancient. Like many, many hundreds of years old, if not a thousand plus. Unfortunately, as we know age doesn’t equate to value necessarily. Similar pieces aren’t uncommon and sell for less than $100 often. I got mine at an estate sale. Custom made wood box/case. It came with museum deaccession stickers or marks on it from a museum in that part of the world. It’s in storage otherwise I’d know the details better and show photos. Anyhow I was searching based on appropriate keywords and I found another very similar vessel, same box, and deaccession information. That one had the old price tag and a slip (or something) with it. It was sold by a department store in the early 20th century. I want to say Nordstroms but it may have been MF or another upscale store. I have seen examples of other antiques being sold at department stores but I cannot recall any details.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 11841702, member: 10944"]I have a piece of southeast Asian pottery, Thai I think. It’s relatively ancient. Like many, many hundreds of years old, if not a thousand plus. Unfortunately, as we know age doesn’t equate to value necessarily. Similar pieces aren’t uncommon and sell for less than $100 often. I got mine at an estate sale. Custom made wood box/case. It came with museum deaccession stickers or marks on it from a museum in that part of the world. It’s in storage otherwise I’d know the details better and show photos. Anyhow I was searching based on appropriate keywords and I found another very similar vessel, same box, and deaccession information. That one had the old price tag and a slip (or something) with it. It was sold by a department store in the early 20th century. I want to say Nordstroms but it may have been MF or another upscale store. I have seen examples of other antiques being sold at department stores but I cannot recall any details.[/QUOTE]
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