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<p>[QUOTE="Francisco G Kempton, post: 4299012, member: 22714"]Chinese Mandrin, but another company in 18th century England called 'New Hall' did close copies of this style, and sometimes they are hard to tell apart from the Chinese Mandarin. Newhall typically were of much lesser quality and some were so poorly done they were comical, but most trieds very hard to be almost exact copies and can cuase confusion at times. Nonetheless they all have a value as Antiques. Chinese Mandarin also varys in quality too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Francisco G Kempton, post: 4299012, member: 22714"]Chinese Mandrin, but another company in 18th century England called 'New Hall' did close copies of this style, and sometimes they are hard to tell apart from the Chinese Mandarin. Newhall typically were of much lesser quality and some were so poorly done they were comical, but most trieds very hard to be almost exact copies and can cuase confusion at times. Nonetheless they all have a value as Antiques. Chinese Mandarin also varys in quality too.[/QUOTE]
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