Are they for real?

Question

I really enjoy Asian antique pottery. I can't really afford anything expensive though. I found some pottery from Han dynasty on websites for a little less than 1000 us dollars, and a few Tang tri-color for around 700 dollars. Could they be the real thing? I thought if they were original, they should be way more expensive.

Any advice?

Thank you for the answers guys. I actually find the exact same product online as a replica at www.Galleriapangea.com for much cheaper price. So they are indeed fake.

I am getting a dragon pottery statue.

http://www.galleriapangea.com

Answer 1

if it seems too good to be true, it probably is, and not worth the risk.
i wouldn't spend any money on that...i don't think they are real.
my advice is don't go in thinking you are getting the real deal you most likely are getting some kind of knock off. at an inflated price.

Answer 2

Find something you can drive to there place and see it with an expert,or really study up on this what your interested in. it would be to disappointing if it wasn't real. I know someone who bought a South Carolina military medallion from the war of Northern aggression.over e bay.and it was fake.he paid like five hundred for it. and lost that money.so be careful..

Answer 3

I would bet they are not genuine and since they are online maybe not even good reproductions. I would not buy pottery online unless it is from a reputable dealer-even for reproductions!

Answer 4

Don't purchase except if:

1. From a reputable dealer that you know
2. Based upon knowledge you have attained

Don't purchase anything outside your area of expertise.

Answer 5

You've chanced on a gold-mine my friend!