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C'est un record français pour le vase chinois Tianqiuping à col cylindrique, 54 cm, à décor bleu et blanc, vendu 7,7 millions d'euros (9,1 millions d'euros avec les frais), samedi, chez Jean.
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2 min read. An "ordinary" Chinese vase put up for auction in France and valued at €2,000 ($1,900) was sold for almost €9.12m ($9 million) after fiercely competitive bidding by buyers who were convinced it was a rare 18th-century artefact. According to a report in The Guardian, auctioneers at the sale in Fontainebleau near Paris were.
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Previously a Qianlong vase found in a house in London in 2010, has breaked the world record among Chinese works of art and sold for 43 million Pounds (about 68 million USD later) in an auction. And an other 18th century vase which has been found in a shoebox in France in 2018, was sold for 16,2 million Euros (about 19 million USD later).
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The vase in question, seen above, is a rare Chinese piece that dates back to the 18th century, and the extremely valuable artifact recently sold for 70.406 million Hong Kong dollars, which equals $9 million in the United States.
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A Chinese vase - mistook to be a rare artifact - fetched almost $9 million at a French auction - far more than its $2000 estimate. The vase in question was a Chinese 'Tianqiuping'-style vase. The vase came under the possession of the anonymous seller from the estate of her mother in France.
Un vase chinois estimé à 2000 euros s'envole pour 9 millions d'euros aux enchères Vanity Fair
A Chinese vase that sat about collecting dust for half a century just sold for a staggering $9 million on Saturday at Sotheby's Hong Kong auction. The rare 18th-century artifact was discovered.
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Chinese vase valued below $2,000 sells for nearly $9 million after bidding frenzy Jack Guy, CNN 3 minute read Published 8:57 AM EDT, Tue October 4, 2022 Link Copied! Osenat CNN — A.
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Thrift Store Vase Worth a Small Fortune. Antiques Roadshow. A lucky guest visiting "Antiques Roadshow" for a valuation discovered that his thrift store vase was worth a bundle. The piece was purchased at a Goodwill store in Indiana for just $4.99. Pottery expert David Rago identified the vase as "a seriously, seriously good piece of Overbeck."
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Fontainebleau un vase chinois estimé à 1500 euros vendu aux enchères pour 7,7 millions d'euros
The vase eventually was sold to an unidentified Chinese buyer for the grand total of 9.121 million euros ($9.02 million), including fees. "Our expert still thinks it's not old," states Laborde.
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Chinese Vase That Was Deemed 'Quite Ordinary' by Expert Sells for Nearly $9 Million at Auction. "The view of an expert can't outweigh that of 300 people," said Jean-Pierre Osenat, president of the.
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A long-forgotten Chinese vase, once sold at auction for just £44 ($56), went under the hammer for over 70 million Hong Kong dollars ($9 million) on Saturday after being discovered in an.
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A Chinese vase that sat about collecting dust for half a century just sold for a staggering $9 million on Saturday at Sotheby's Hong Kong auction. The rare 18th-century artifact was discovered.
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A Chinese vase that was originally expected to fetch a price of €2,000 ($2,000) far exceeded its initial estimate at an auction in France this week, selling for €9 million ($8,980,000)
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An 18th-century Chinese vase that spent the last 50 years in a home filled with pets just sold for $9 million Zoë Ettinger Nicolas Chow, chairman of Sotheby's Asia, holding the Harry Garner Reticulated Vase. Anthony Wallace/AFP via Getty Images