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Tag: Chinese Ceramics

September 7, 2026September 7, 2026ART AUCTION

Asian Art Week New York Brings Rare Chinese Ceramics to Auction

Asian Art Week New York Yongzheng famille rose bats and peaches bowl

Asian Art Week New York returns to Christie’s this September with Chinese imperial porcelain, Buddhist sculpture, ritual bronzes, and works from the Art Institute of Chicago and distinguished private collections. Their provenance reveals how Chinese art was collected and valued in America across generations.

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June 2, 2018September 22, 2020ART NEWS

Chinese Ceramics Art History Revealed in New Art Exhibition

Image: Unknown Han green glaze cow from a private collection is one of the works in the art exhibition Chinese Ceramics Revealed in Australia

History of Chinese Ceramics art comes into focus in a new show at the Art Gallery of Western Australia highlighting Chinese pottery as both funerary objects and objects of desire

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August 3, 2014June 14, 2020ART AUCTION, ART AUCTION PRICES, ART MARKET NEWS, SOTHEBY'S

Chicken Cup Sold for $36 Million at Sotheby’s Now With New Owner

Image shows Nicolas Chow, Deputy Chairman of Sotheby’s Asia and International Head of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art presenting the Ming Chenghua Chicken Cup to Mr. Liu Yiqian, founder of the Long Museum in Shanghai

The Ming Chenghua Chicken Cup is officially presented to Mr Liu Yiqian by Nicolas Chow, Deputy Chairman of Sotheby’s Asia and International […]

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