Late , as Lady C was bending my ear !!!! I am so ready to learn about porcelain and the difference s between vintage and antiques. ❤️🇨🇦🙏👋❄️

Love how you kept referring to being created in 1950’s as not being that old. I guess I’m just barely vintage. 😊

Hi Sue, so nice to see you again. I have missed seeing you on your outings with Jocelyn. Anyhow, have a great day!

I absolutely enjoyed your sharing of the differences between the different types of porcelain. I loved your beautiful tea set!! Thank you for passing along your incredible knowledge!! 🥰

Greetings to you and Audie. I do love rose medallion & canton. The pretty things that spark joy. Am looking forward to my tidbit tray. Thank you for the overview. My eyes are popping out. Great video! Slide show adorable!!

Thanks so much! I have a shiny guided edged plate with blue birds & pink peonies & says 'japan'. Now I know I can call it just plain Rose Medallion, post 1950

Hi Sue! So glad you are covering this again because I need a refresher and we have questions on the SueMe’s Angels group as well. A side note…I love that you also say please and thank you to Audie, I do the same with Butters. 😁

Thank you Sue, for doing another episode on China. I enjoy listening to the infinite amount of information you have. The tea service is beautiful..

So candid about glitches! Love learning about historic antique details. It’s almost a lost art of knowledge. Everything about your informative antiques show is wonderful, even if it’s not the cool 1950’s, my fav!😉

Wonderful information, Sue! I sell "vintage" on etsy, so all 20th century items are fine by me! Great education for china lovers or vintage sellers. Thank you!

When is a cat not emotionally needy and if not that, at least pretending to be emotionally needy?😹😽

Love the information and connection to history, besides being gorgeous. XOXO to Audie!

WOW! You have so much knowledge on china! Very well educated! Thank You for sharing this amazing information!

Love the porcelain, have a great weekend. 💕

My grandmother had a collection of ornamental plates exactly like these. Exactly. I dare say my mother threw them away when my grandmother died. Such a shame.

Gorgeous patterns!! 🤩

Hi Sue, I love the beautiful patterns of all the pieces that you’ve shown! Hi to Audie! Cheers,Pat

When looking through shops , I have found many books that teach marks . The variety of books and collections are endless depending on what you collect. The books are reasonably priced from the original publishers new price . These books are a great way to learn and have a reference at hand. The internet isn't as in depth as books I find . Great show Sue ! And your lovely collection is fit for the Queen ! Happy Collection Hunting all . P.S. a pet for Audie !

At last, pictures of plates like the one I picked up at a Jumble Sale here in N.E. England years ago! Wish I knew how to send you a picture!

Rose Medallion with the people is my favorite. Wish I could remember all that. Thanks.

Was surprised to see that you chose this as a topic. I actually collect Chinese & Japanese porcelain along with some early 1900's English Caldon china. I have a handpainted mid-1800s rose medallion familial punch bowl that was popular among British aristocracy. They would go out on a hunt and when they returned, there would be a big spread of food and these beautiful punch bowls became quite popular for these events. I acquired this piece as a gift from a friend who went to a garage sale at a wealthy estate where the couple were selling all their life-acquired treasures to go and retire in FL. He paid about $50 for it and it's value is much closer to $3000 or more. The couple had this piece for quite a long time and the wife was very hesitant to let it go. My friend had no clue what it was and only bought it because he knew how much I love my Asian porcelain.

*Rose Canton, Rose Medallion, Rose Mandarin China, SueMe Listening from Mass USA TYVM 💙 Sue,*

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Vert nice video, Sue. Thank you.

Thanks for the videos!

Hi Sue, I can finally tell the difference! Since I started watching you and knowing it was your China, I’ve been trying to differentiate the 3. You always find a n easy way to understand and remember things. I can also see why they are a favorite of yours. Is there a difference in the quality of the painting on the 1919-39 pieces?

Hello Sue, I inherited some very intriguing antiques from my great grandfather's things; he lived in China for some time. One of the things that I have is a porcelain bust of a Chinese Virgin Mary, from the few Chinese who were Christian converts. Have you ever seen anything like this? I have so many beautiful pieces of cloisonné and porcelain...brass planters and silver salt and pepper shakers...beautiful stuff that I have no idea what ti do with ! In particular, though, the Virgin bust (some 5" high) is intriguing and seems quite uncommon.

This was fantastic. I have large vases and bowls. I must get them and see what their marks are. This was very interesting. Thank you.

Very interesting Sue......I recently picked up a Rose Canton vase it cought my eye as I was leaving a charity shop I had a good look at it.....when it wasn't marked I had to have it........it's not damaged and I'm still following up its age and where exactly It came from........when there are no marking you know it's old ....but after you need an expert.......In Ireland we have lots of Crown Derby Royal Dulton and Belleek......but in UK .....everyone must have Bridgewater at the moment........

Emotional needy cat 😊 we had one of those too! He was a male also, lol, so understand.

Is all the drool showing up on your side of the monitor? You know I love these plates! As I was unpacking all my boxes, it was like Christmas when I got to the box of Rose Medallion plates I bought over a year ago. The flooring goes in this month so by next year I should be back in jewelry production.

I have some amazing Japanese tea sets & also Sake sets with the Geisha lithophane on the bottom.

I was hoping you were talking about my china roughly 40 years or better. By royal doulton, Canton looking for tea pot🙂

Just love love your videos! and call me weird but have been watching you all day! I 'm so glad I found you agaiin , had been following you last year and lost my saves , with that said wish you were my mom or sister ? MY MOM S MISERABLE AND DOESN'T LIKE THIS SORT OF THING WHICH IS MY PASSION! If it wasn't for the darn covid I would visit you and shop and learn with you in a heart beat ! love that vintage items are becoming "the thing "here now in southeastern Ontario Can. on St, Lawrence River ! we can lterally see New york state across the river ! I am a peacock collector so need to see f you have any peacock items , love you Sue !!

Wow, thanks Sue ❤️ Never heard of this China & I found this very interesting.

You are awesome!!!! Thank you so much

My Wi-Fi straightened out.

Wonder how much my Harry & Meghan commemorative engagement plate will be worth once they finally divorce ...

Thanks dear for the explanation

Good morning, Sue.

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I was wondering if you could help me identify a set of these? I can't seem to find the exact pattern. They are marked Made in China. I would have to send you an email with the picture? Please

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A good deal of misinformation here. Why didn't you start out saying that all of this type of decorated Chinese porcelain falls under the heading of Famille Rose?