GIVE ME YOUR THOUGHTS....

[fishstick]

GIVE ME YOUR THOUGHT'S....

I will give you the story of findin it after I get some thought's from you all about what exactly it is, age, use and has anyone ever seen another

 

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[surf]

Hey fishstick,

It's a Chinese brownware soy sauce jug. It looks old. This form has been use for a long, long time. I'd like to see additional photos in natural light, including the base, if you'd like to do it.

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[fishstick]

Here you go SURF. It was found at the canal dump site and it's been in the state curator's hand's(which he fell in luv with). I wish I had a dollar for everyone's hands it's been in(collector's,buyer's and seller's) and NONE had a clue what it was. Jug's have some type of handle whether it be lip's or holder's. I've came to think it was a oil lamp because of the small remnant of something under the lip and I put water in it and it would come out the top before the spout. That is a darn close photo of it that's for sure. If you look close you can see finger mark's in the makin of it.

 

[surf]

Hey fishstick,

Maybe I shouldn't have called it a "jug." How do you like soy sauce pot? Many of these have been found in localities that have had historic Chinese populations. Technically, I suppose, one should call it a "brownware spouted jar," though I'm not an archy. Scroll down to the bottom for illustration >>> http://www.scahome.org/publications/proceedings/Proceedings.11Yang.pdf

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I'd be questioning the expertise of said curator, though I sure can see why he would admire it.

 

[fishstick]

Hey fishstick,

Maybe I shouldn't have called it a "jug." How do you like soy sauce pot? Many of these have been found in localities that have had historic Chinese populations. Technically, I suppose, one should call it a "brownware spouted jar," though I'm not an archy. Scroll down to the bottom for illustration >>> http://www.scahome.org/publications/proceedings/Proceedings.11Yang.pdf

H4546.2 | OMCA COLLECTIONS

I'd be questioning the expertise of said curator, though I sure can see why he would admire it.

That is some STELLAR info there SURF!!!!! I'm guessin a lack of chinese population knowledge for the curator. LOL... I know alot of the fill for the canal is 1880's and 90's, so I would think atleast that old. Just curious, what kind of value would you place on it? I've been offered alot but always said no until somebody could def tell me what it was..

 

[surf]

Hey fish stick,

I honestly don't know on the value front. I don't remember seeing an antique one for sale, nor have I looked for prices on one before today.

Your comment reminds me of a late business buddy of mine, who used to razz realtors, back in the day, with the comment, "You're in real estate, (grabs crotch) is this a lot?"

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