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Antiques
by KJ McPhee → (All Poetry by KJ McPhee)
Tuesday, March 12, 2019    Not rated by the Author.
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Antiques


Chinese porcelain
has got a bit of elegance
and age - beautiful things
appreciate!

Going to the highest bidder,
little figurine from the Tang,
a definite winner that splendid
bronze lion in Sotheby's.
  

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Reviewed on August 23, 2023
Chinese antiques are so beautiful!!! I have inherited my grandmother's bakelite big vase and a set of dishes for 12 people. I came from a large family. I know if I didn't preserve these two things that were so precious in my grandmother's days, no one else would care to preserve them. I placed the bakelite vase next to the altar where I had placed my parents' picture and my grandmother's picture there, so my grandmother would still own it.

I remember this big vase. On every Chinese New Year day a huge flower/plant, which seemed to have been cut down from a tree, was put into the vase for good luck, mainly targeted at my uncle, who seemed not able to find a wife. But my uncle didn't care. He was bad! Every time he went on a blind date he would sit there to read the newspapers, did not even care to talk to the girl. The girl would go home feeling all mad. Hahaha!!! He finally went to Brazil and found a German wife who was old enough to be his mother. My uncle was a funny guy!!!

Sandie

Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on March 18, 2019
DROPPED BY SOTHEBY'S, NY, JUST TO SEE WHAT THEIR 'WEEK' LOOKED LIKE AND I LOVE YOUR PHOTOS. I, LIKE MANY, DO APPRECIATE THE BEAUTIFUL THINGS IN THIS WORLD...I WOULD HAVE TO BE BLIND NOT TO. BUT HERE I AM AT 74 AND WHAT'S MY MOST BEAUTIFUL POSSESSION? JESUS! THANKS FOR THE SHARE, KENNY. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed on March 13, 2019
Very sweet! I knew a lady who collected "Hummels" and the like. The prices some of those pieces went for! Hallelujah!

Love ya!

Jane


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