Original Chinese Export “Ming Dynasty” Ceramic Bowl Possibly Recovered from the TEK SING Wreck Martini-Henry Rifle - To be able to

- To be able to take a deflection of ½” without breaking or taking a permanent set

a most unusual naval artifact

The silver plated brass crossguard is in similar condition

Year of Manufacture: mid-late 1864

the Battalion hiked and rode to Hubenrode

Original Chinese Export “Ming Dynasty” Ceramic Bowl Possibly Recovered from the TEK SING Wreck Martini-Henry Rifle - To be able toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is charming and is totally genuine. The origin of the bowl is almost certainly pre 1644, as it is plainer in decoration that those of the following QING DYNASTY that began in 1644. The vessel TEK SING was sailing out of AMOY as it was then named, en route to BATAVIA in the Dutch East Indies. A massive cargo of 350,000 pieces was lost but now some recovered mostly unfortunately BROKEN. This bowl measuring 3" tall