Catawiki5Pair of Meissen porcelain figurines, 19th century
€ 2,400 – 3,200
Kangxi or Republic? Sterling or plate? George III or revival? The AI Expert Assistant reads marks, materials and construction details — and writes the description with the conservative phrasing serious antique buyers respect.

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A finely cast bronze figure of the Buddha seated in bhumisparsha mudra on a stepped lotus base, with traces of original gilt lacquer and red pigment. The face with serene downcast eyes, elongated earlobes and tightly coiled curls surmounted by an ushnisha. Mandalay style, Burma (Myanmar), late 19th century. Old surface throughout, consistent with age and devotional use.
One wrong period attribution costs you the sale and the trust.
Identifying maker's marks, hallmarks and reign marks is slow — and easy to misread.
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Examples of pieces described with the right marks, makers and provenance — auto-formatted for Catawiki, 1stDibs, LiveAuctioneers and your own shop.
Catawiki5Pair of Meissen porcelain figurines, 19th century
€ 2,400 – 3,200
1stDibs6Georgian sterling silver tea service, hallmarked 1820
€ 4,200
Proxibid4Boulle marquetry mantel clock, Napoleon III
€ 1,800 – 2,500
LiveAuctioneers5Pair of famille rose porcelain vases, Qing dynasty
€ 3,600
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