A visitor from Duncan, South Carolina searching for “antique
chinese jars Malacca” which I do not know what kind of jars, he or she is
referring to and maybe jars that was referred have been sold making it
difficult for me to know what are the items which was being referred.
Recently there were few auction places which came up in
Kuala Lumpur with a number of interesting artefacts. It needs the items to tell
the visitors to know in order to be interesting and not the ones with
certificates. It has been a long time that business rivals run each other down
by spreading that which dealer is selling fakes and not willing to tell what is
genuine. This was joined by collectors and experts and due to this motive I
discover that experts collectors and dealers are no good telling what are good
antiques and also that fakes, copies or imitations can be easily produced
making stupid collector to pay high prices for artefacts which can be available
from factories.
It is of no use owning a piece of genuine items without
knowing the characteristics for the item or items. There were cases where good
genuine items were thrown away and also cases of bad accusations against
dealers which I had experienced and also found some confusing results in
scientific tests.
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