Tek Sing Shipwreck Pottery
These porcelain vessels and artefacts come from the Tek Sing shipwreck. Tek Sig porcelain cargo had been packed so tightly, that even after nearly 200 years under the silt and coral, many examples were in almost pristine condition. On May 12, 1999, Michael Hatcher discovered the wreck of the Tek Sing in an area of the South China Sea north of Java, east of Sumatra and south of Singapore. His crew raised about 350,000 pieces of the ship’s cargo in what is described as the largest sunken cache of Chinese porcelain ever recovered.
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£ 85.00 – £ 95.00
Selection of Tek Sing Bowls
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£ 75.00
Selection of Tek Sing Blue and White Circular Bowls
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£ 25.00
Selection of Tek Sing Small Brown Dishes
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£ 50.00
Selection of Tek Sing Blue-Green and White Small Bowls
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£ 95.00
Tek Sing Wreck Saucer Dish
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£ 85.00
Selection of Tek Sing Bowls with Landscape Scenes
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£ 85.00
Selection of Tek Sing Bowls with Shu Symbol
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£ 95.00
Selection of Fine Tek Sing Plates
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£ 75.00
Tek Sing Wreck Large White Bowls
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£ 150.00
Tek Sing Swatow Bowl
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