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British Museum dish found to be rare Chinese artefact

It is thought to have been made between 1086 and 1125.

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British Museum dish found to be rare Chinese artefact

It is thought to have been made between 1086 and 1125.

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Jahrhunderte alte Schale aus China in Dresden entdeckt

Jahrhunderte alte Schale aus China in Dresden entdeckt
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A Bargain Hunter Picked Up This Small Ceramic Bowl for $35 at a Junk Sale Now, It Could Sell for Up to $500,000 at Sotheby s

As it turns out, it s an exceedingly rare example of Ming Dynasty porcelain. February 26, 2021 A Sotheby s specialist holds the blue and white floral bowl dating to the Yongle Period. Courtesy of Sotheby s. A keen-eyed flea market shopper in Connecticut who bought a delicate blue-and-white porcelain bowl for just $35 is now sitting on a fortune, as the small object goes up for sale at Sotheby’s New York next month, where it could fetch up to $500,000. In a press release, the auction house said the shrewd consignor had an inkling he had something special, and brought it to a specialist at the auction house.

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Rarest royal Chinese porcelain bowl—at least 900 years old—discovered in Dresden state collection

Ru bowl, Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) © Dresden State Museums A rare Ru bowl more than 900 years old has been discovered in the porcelain collection of the Dresden State Art Collections in the course of a research project that began in 2014. Previously thought to have originated in Korea, the bowl with a bluish-green glaze and crazing resembling cracked ice was identified by Regina Krahl, one of the international experts engaged in Dresden’s research project. Ru ceramics were only produced for a period of about 20 years towards the end of China’s Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), exclusively for the imperial court, and the Dresden bowl is only the 88th piece known to have survived. “As the Song dynasty was driven into the south of China by invaders shortly afterwards, Ru ceramics became a mythologised memento of an idealised lost past immediately after their creation,” Julia Weber, the director of Dresden’s Porcelain Collection, said in a

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