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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Shangas, post: 9563107, member: 360&quot;]I have seen other pieces of porcelain sold elsewhere (eBay, auctions of various kinds, etc) labeled as &quot;peranakan&quot; or &#039;nyonyaware&#039;, which look absolutely NOTHING like what most people would consider conventional nyonyaware - not even in-passing, so it makes one wonder just how fluid the term &#039;nyonyaware&#039; is? </p><p><br /></p><p>Some pieces look extremely like nyonyaware / are nyonyaware, like the pieces I have - whereas others look nothing like that. And yet, I&#039;ve met other Peranakan collectors who swear up-and-down that these pieces ARE nyonyaware, although I can never really follow what their reasoning is, beyond &quot;I inherited it from my baba ancestors&quot;, etc. If that&#039;s one of the criteria, then so be it, but... *shrugs!*[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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