Later, they would discover that the jars were 18th-century Qing Dynasty porcelain and that the pair could be worth more than $60,000 — eventually selling for over $74,000.

In Qing dynasty China, everyday objects were turned into art. ... Cut glass goblet, Tramore pattern, faceted stem, star cut foot, Waterford, 7 inches, eight pieces, $300.

A pair of jars found bought for £20 ($25) at a London thrift store sold at for almost 3,000 times that after they were identified as rare 18th-century ceramics.

Chinese Armorial Porcelain in the Ming and Qing Dynasty ... This kind of Requirements for Porcelain has been in great demand since 16th century, ... for its unique figure and painted patterns, ...

A.S Horng from Taifu Cultural Relics will hold nationwide exhibition tour in China. The enamel colored purple clay teap Rare Treasure of the Qing Dynasty – Enamel Colored Purple Clay Teapot with ...

Brilliantly coloured and decorated with gold, the porcelain is known as Canton Rose because its pattern originated in Canton in the Qing dynasty. A San Francisco Chinese family has given the 145 ...

Costumes of ancient officials are a reflection of ancient China’s feudal hierarchy. In Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911), court officials’ costumes were adorned with rank patches, largely ...

A pair of jars found bought for £20 ($25) at a London thrift store sold at for almost 3,000 times that after they were identified as rare 18th-century ceramics.