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here are my Annona squamosa series in Ming Dynasty pots, these trees are from clippings that I received from the 名媛直播 Garden of Robert Stevens.
The pots came from the depth of Belitung Island, I was working for a treasure hunter (Tilman Walterfang) as operation manager. We salvage the samples and I thought they should have some use. I drilled the holes wis a diamond drill.

this shakan style I like the most

Interesting. I don't know anything about pots, but the Ming Dynasty was from 1368 - 1644. So are you saying these pots are that old? And you drilled holes in them. Interesting

Yes I did, I still got some more, cracked ones. Will post them. I got also Tang, but those I don't cut! In Jakarta you also can by plenty of them, 20 -100$ each. I like the look and at home they only collect dust.

Indo Andreas wrote: Yes I did, I still got some more, cracked ones. Will post them. I got also Tang, but those I don't cut! In Jakarta you also can by plenty of them, 20 -100$ each. I like the look and at home they only collect dust.

You're sure they are real ming dynasty - or do you mean they are Mint Style?

They are real

Zoom in stil coral on it! Why would I tell something not true

Indo Andreas wrote: They are real

I find that hard to believe.

Google Tilman Walterfang seabed explorations, I was his operation manager.. Anyhow why making up stories, there is no benefits. I got some other things under my sleeve, Google me!

Indo Andreas wrote: Google Tilman Walterfang seabed explorations, I was his operation manager.. Anyhow why making up stories, there is no benefits. I got some other things under my sleeve, Google me!

An antique cup for 20$ :huh:
Well, I'm not an antique expert, so I believe that you believe it.