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![Vintage Chinese Red Double Gourd Porcelain Vase, Qianlong Mark: Vintage Chinese monochrome red iron oxide double gourd porcelain vase, correct Qianlong mark on the bottom. The vase is c.9" [22.9cm] tall, c.2.3/4" [7cm] across at the bottom, c.1.1/8" [2.9cm] across](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/6304/326876/177517856_1_x.jpg?height=310&quality=70&version=1716298906)
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Enigmatic Elizabethan-style silver and Ming porcelain goblet lands at Chiswick June 11
LONDON, UK — At the third time of asking, an enigmatic Elizabethan style silver and porcelain goblet carries an estimate of £6,000-£8,000 ($7,700-$10,000) at Chiswick Auctions on June 11. The so-called de Pinna cup, cataloged as dating from circa 1580-1600, appears at auction following an examination by a committee of experts and two episodes of […]
Meissen 18th-century porcelain figure collection exceeds $1M at Bonhams
PARIS — The first part of one of the finest assemblages of 18th-century Meissen porcelain figures still in private hands generated a premium-inclusive €948,450 ($1,010,480) at Bonhams on April 17. A total of 44 of the 55 lots from the collection formed by German businessman Hadrian Maria Oskar Merkle (1942-2018) were sold. The auction results […]
Aesthetic movement porcelain by Minton and Royal Worcester brings beauty to Strawser April 23
WOLCOTTVILLE, Ind. – A collection of Aesthetic movement porcelain formed by the New York-New Jersey retailer Helene Fortunoff (1933-2021) will be presented at Strawser Auction Group on Tuesday, April 23. Fortunoff, who joined the retail operation of her husband’s family in Brooklyn in the 1950s, oversaw the firm’s expansion into jewelry and became its president […]
Chinese famille rose porcelain flask, once converted to a lamp, skyrocketed to $195K at Dixon’s Crumpton
CRUMPTON, Md. – A potentially important famille rose porcelain moon flask, recently used as a lamp, raced away from its $1,000-$2,000 estimate to sell for $155,000 ($195,300 with buyer’s premium) at Dixon’s Crumpton Auction, a small saleroom in Maryland, last week. Multiple bidders speculated it was made at the imperial kilns for the Qing emperor […]
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