Qianlong Vase Auction at Janine Hall blog

Qianlong Vase Auction. An extremely rare 18th century chinese vase bought in the 1980s for a few hundred pounds and kept in a kitchen has sold. “it was as if we had just discovered a caravaggio.” But this was the real deal: It was in perfect condition. The vase is a shocking find, but a delight for an auction house. A rare chinese vase dating from the 18th century has sold for nearly £1.5 million ($1.8 million) at auction. Although the vase is severely damaged and. A very small group of related qianlong vases is known with similar forms and designs to the present lot, but in a palette of underglaze blue. A chinese imperial yangcai revolving phoenix vase that dates back to the 18th century auctioned off in beijing a few days ago has renewed the record as the most valuable. A partial chinese imperial falangcai european figures porcelain vase, was sold at doyle auctions, a local auction house in new york. The vase was made for the emperor and likely kept in an imperial palace until it was given away (or stolen). An incredibly rare 18th century vase produced by the famed jingdezhen workshops for the court of the qianlong emperor.

An incredibly rare 18th century vase produced by the famed jingdezhen workshops for the court of the qianlong emperor. “it was as if we had just discovered a caravaggio.” But this was the real deal: A partial chinese imperial falangcai european figures porcelain vase, was sold at doyle auctions, a local auction house in new york. A very small group of related qianlong vases is known with similar forms and designs to the present lot, but in a palette of underglaze blue. It was in perfect condition. The vase is a shocking find, but a delight for an auction house. A rare chinese vase dating from the 18th century has sold for nearly £1.5 million ($1.8 million) at auction. A chinese imperial yangcai revolving phoenix vase that dates back to the 18th century auctioned off in beijing a few days ago has renewed the record as the most valuable. An extremely rare 18th century chinese vase bought in the 1980s for a few hundred pounds and kept in a kitchen has sold.

A Chinese monochrome creamglazed reliefdecorated hu vase, Qianlong

Qianlong Vase Auction It was in perfect condition. An incredibly rare 18th century vase produced by the famed jingdezhen workshops for the court of the qianlong emperor. An extremely rare 18th century chinese vase bought in the 1980s for a few hundred pounds and kept in a kitchen has sold. It was in perfect condition. A very small group of related qianlong vases is known with similar forms and designs to the present lot, but in a palette of underglaze blue. A rare chinese vase dating from the 18th century has sold for nearly £1.5 million ($1.8 million) at auction. The vase was made for the emperor and likely kept in an imperial palace until it was given away (or stolen). But this was the real deal: “it was as if we had just discovered a caravaggio.” Although the vase is severely damaged and. A chinese imperial yangcai revolving phoenix vase that dates back to the 18th century auctioned off in beijing a few days ago has renewed the record as the most valuable. A partial chinese imperial falangcai european figures porcelain vase, was sold at doyle auctions, a local auction house in new york. The vase is a shocking find, but a delight for an auction house.