Антиквариат без правил кто успел того и вещь

Antiques without rules: whoever got it first gets it. I post finds, prices, and jewelry on my Telegram channel. 👉 https://t.me/lorcagalleryart 💬 For any questions, write me a private message: 👉 https://t.me/lorcagallery https://lorcagallery.com website Subscribe to the channel to delve deeper into items and see what others miss. In this episode, I'll show you flea market finds that may look similar at first glance... but actually conceal fundamentally different ages, origins, and meanings. 🔹 Two Chinese plates with underglaze cobalt painting - 18th or 20th century? 🔹 How to distinguish genuine antique porcelain from later imitations 🔹 Why holes on the back can change an item's entire attribution But that's just the beginning. In this episode: Rare porcelain and the subtleties of its identification A Victorian pendant with symbolism (an acorn and a religious vessel) A pig-shaped pincushion – a vanished everyday object An Empire-style porcelain medallion with the highest level of painting 19th-century brooches: from mourning aesthetics to floral symbols Transformable "day-night" earrings A Chinese carved ivory box (exported from Canton) And the main masterpiece of the episode – the "Thousand Faces" fan This isn't just a review – it's an analysis of eras, tastes, and the hidden details that distinguish an ordinary piece from a true antique. 📌 At the end of the video, the answer to the main question: which plate is truly older and why. If you're interested in antiques, collecting, and real finds from European markets, subscribe to the channel. 00:00 - An Intriguing Discovery: Two Almost Identical Chinese Plates 01:47 - A Piggy Pincushion: A Forgotten Everyday Item of the 19th-20th Centuries 03:12 - A Victorian Pocket Watch Pendant: Symbolism and Meaning 04:27 - An Empire Style Porcelain Locket: The Luxury of the Early 19th Century 07:05 - A Brooch with Flowers and a Hat: Women's Hobbies and the Symbolism of the Era 09:30 - A Victorian Black Brooch: Style, Fashion, and the Scale of Jewelry 11:09 - Day-Night Earrings: Transformable Jewelry of the 19th Century 13:13 - A Chinese Carved Box (Canton): Export Porcelain and Symbols 15:41 - The "Thousand Faces" Fan: A Masterpiece of 19th-Century Chinese Art 18:04 - Finale: Which Plate is Older and How to Determine It