From ‘Made in Malaysia’ to ‘Made in Singapore’?
Despite a regional history of commercial kilns in both Malaysia and Singapore, why do we have no active commercial kilns today ponders this enthusiast.
Tribute to archaeologist Sten Sjóstrand
Sten (centre back) hosting a group of SEACS members in his KL home in [...]
Reflections on Collecting by a Museum Director
Famille Rose Phoenix Dish, Early 20th Century, China Copyright Per [...]
A Sentimental Short Story about a Ceramic Plate
A 1939 wedding gift of a set of dishes turns into a family heirloom, travelling from Jingdezhen, China to Hong Kong and finally Singapore.
How Yixing made this Collector even ‘pottier’ about Teapots
The story behind China's famous Yixing teapots and the value of a visit to Hong Kong's Flagstaff House Museum.
SEACS: From its Founding in 1969 to Today
History of SEACS 1969-2019 7.00pm Friday, 30 January 2020Visitors' Bri [...]
Members’ Year-end Festive Open House
Year End SEACS Open House 4pm-7pm Sunday, 8 December 2019Home o [...]
Learn from the Experts: Longquan / Chinese Celadons
Learn from the Experts: Longquan / Chinese Celadons 7pm Wednesday, 27 [...]
SEACS Members’ Ceramics and Art Books Sale
SEACS Members’ Ceramics and Art Books Sale 11am-6pm Saturday & S [...]
The Artists Who Captured Victorian England in Clay: Commemorative Figure Production
The Artists Who Captured Victorian England in Clay: Commemorati [...]
An Elegant Covered Cricket Container
Purchased on a SEACS trip to Jingdezhen in 2010, this little replica covered cricket container remains one of its owner's favourite ceramic pieces.
Chinese Export Ware for Thai Elites: Bencharong
Chinese Export Ware for Thai Elites: Bencharong 6.30pm Sunday, [...]