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Peter Combs is an independent Asian art appraiser, consultant, and dealer, and his YouTube channel focuses on various aspects of Chinese and Japanese art and antiques. Combs has over 25 years of experience in the Asian art world and is known for his expertise in Chinese and Japanese ceramics, bronzes, jades, and other works of art.
On his YouTube channel, Combs shares educational and informative videos that cover a range of topics related to Asian art, including art history, collecting, appraisal, and authentication. He offers insights into the art and culture of China and Japan, as well as tips for collectors and enthusiasts on how to identify and appreciate different types of Asian art.
Some of the videos on Combs' channel feature him discussing specific artworks or objects and sharing his expertise on their history, materials, and craftsmanship. He also offers appraisals of Asian art collections, providing insights into the value and authenticity of different pieces.
Overall, Combs' YouTube channel is a great resource for anyone interested in learning more about Asian art and antiques, and he provides valuable insights and expertise that can help collectors and enthusiasts better understand and appreciate these fascinating works of art. The 2500 Year Old Computer, No Kidding
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An antique and art news channel for antique collectors and dealers. We also look at the history of objects, how to identify and date objects and how they were made.
WHO: This channel is owned by Peter Combs of Gloucester Massachusetts, with over 40 years as a collector, dealer, appraiser, and antique auctioneer Peter has bought, sold and auctioned objects across a broad spectrum including of course Chinese and Asian Art, as well as fine American and European antiques, paintings, decorative accessories, folk art.
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Regular weekly and bi-weekly videos from Peter Combs and Bidamount about Asian art and the antique auction market. With an emphasis on fine art, auction news, and art news from numerous auction houses and online auction venues.
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@cynthia888noni
2 years ago
Amazing story! Keep on doing these shorts, we love all those " faits divers". Thank you Peter.
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