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November 24th, 2009 
Angie Chinese Export Canton Reviews
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old Estate Chinese Export CANTON blue white TUREEN bowl DEER HEAD set porcelain $895.00 |
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ANTIQUE 1800s BLUE WHITE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CANTON TEA CUPS STANDS SET 4 $75.00 |
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ANTIQUE 1820-1880 BLUE WHITE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CANTON SET 3 BOWLS 5 3/4″ $28.00 |
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ANTIQUE 1820-1880 BLUE WHITE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CANTON TEA CUP SET 2 $14.00 |
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ANTIQUE 1820-1880 BLUE WHITE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CANTON TEA CUP & PLATE $22.50 |
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ANTIQUE 1820-1880 BLUE WHITE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CANTON SET 4 BOWL DISH 6″ $64.00 |
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ANTIQUE 1820-1880 BLUE WHITE CHINESE EXPORT CANTON TEA CUPS AND STANDS SET OF 4 $75.00 |
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Antique chinese canton export famille rose bowl 8 ” 1/4 $76.00 |
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PAIR TALL 10″ CHINESE EXPORT CANTON PORCELAIN LIDDED VASE JAR URN MINT CONDITION $120.00 |
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CHINESE EXPORT CANTON ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN BOWL DIAMETER 10″ PERFECT COND. $80.00 |
Chinese Export Canton
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Blue and white monkey teapot – hand painted porcelain $39.99 This whimsical teapot is hand cast porcelain and hand painted with the traditional cobalt blue that has been used in China since the 13th century. The entire teapot has a clear over glaze coating and is food safe as well as dishwasher and microwave safe. While fun and decorative it is also completely functional. Place lose tea or tea bags inside pot, pour in boiling water and allow to steep for 3 … |
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Blue and White Porcelain Duck Teapot $14.95 … |
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Chinese Export Porcelain in the 19th Century: The Canton Famille Rose Porcelains $15.00 … |
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The Hongs of Canton: Western Merchants in South China 1700-1900, as Seen in Chinese Export Paintings $286.33 … |
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Tea and design in Chinese export painting, … |
history help please?
The first Europeans to reach China were the Portuguese.
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2: The Manchus put an end to the Ming dynasty in China
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3: The Chinese were more friendly and accepting towards foreigners in the 1700s than they had been in past.
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4: The Opium Wars between the Chinese and the British were a result of the British government’s attempts to keep exports of Opium away from the Britains
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5: The four points of the Treaty of Nanking that ended the Opium Wars were: 1) to open four additional ports, including Shanghai, to foreign commerce, (2) to cede to the British the island of Hong Kong, which lies at the mouth of the Canton River, (3) to accept a revised schedule of tariff duties, (4) to pay a large indemnity
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in the time it took you to write all that, you could have looked it up
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