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Don’t be duped by this doo-doo pot. An Amazon seller was caught reportedly hawking $55 “antique Chinese fruit bowls” that are actually replicas of traditional chamber pots, or spittoons ...

A pair of porcelain fish bowls found covered in dust ... the last empress of China to keep her goldfish in. The bowls were found by an antiques expert doing a routine valuation at a house near ...

An almost 300-year-old Chinese tea bowl that was bought ... The precious glazed bowl was bought by the vendor from an antique shop in China in the 1980s for just 240 Yuan (£20).

An antiques collector who sold a Chinese bowl may have lost out on £150,000 after forgetting he had another that would have made a lucrative pair. Tony Evans and his family were thrilled when his ...

An antique Chinese bowl fetched a whopping $38 million at auction on Tuesday. The purchase of the 900-year-old bowl, which was fashioned during the Song dynasty, sets a new auction record for ...

I saw a beautiful antique Chinese porcelain bowl at an auction. It was blue and white with painted dragons, and it had an unusual shape — rounded with a flared rim. The description called it a ...

A rare antique Chinese Ding Bowl was sold for over 4.2 million U.S. dollars Thursday at Christie's in New York. The museum-quality piece -- a Ding russet-splashed black-glazed conical bowl that ...

An exceptionally rare 15th-century Chinese antique that wound up at a yard sale ... the small blue-and-white floral bowl is now worth nearly 29,000 times that price. It features motifs of lotus ...

An antique Chinese bowl, just 14cm high, from Russborough House in Co Wicklow sold at a Sotheby's auction in London yesterday for more than €500,000. There was applause in the New Bond Street ...

Appraisal: Chinese Enameled Porcelain Bowl, ca. 1920, from Rapid City Hour 3. Check out Dessa Goddard's appraisal of a Chinese enameled porcelain bowl, ca. 1920, in Rapid City Hour 3.