The €16 Million Chinese Vase Discovered in a Parisian Attic | Chinese Works of Art | Sotheby's
Fine, rare Ming Dynasty masterpiece brought top dollar at Sotheby's
Did Sotheby's Document $18 million Vase Correctly? - Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd. Blog Blog from ArtfixDaily.com
18th century Chinese Imperial vase from distinguished American Arts Institute attains US$4.3m | Auctions News | THE VALUE | Art News
Chinese vase valued at £30,000 which sat in a family home for 40 years sells for £3 MILLION | Daily Mail Online
Vase sells for record-breaking £43m - Independent.ie
Vase found in house clutter sells for £51m | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Chinese vase once sold for $56 goes for $9M at Sotheby's auction - CNN Style
600-year-old Ming moonflask Chinese vase worth £1MILLION | Daily Mail Online
Ming Dynasty Vase Breaks Auction Record at Sotheby's
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The £50m vase fairy-tale sale that went sour finally goes through...but for a bit less | The Independent | The Independent
Ordinary' Chinese vase valued at €2,000 sells for almost €8m after bidding war | Paris | The Guardian
From £50 To £15,000 – Chinese Vase Turns Out To Be A Treasure
1/4 Treasures of Chinese Porcelain - YouTube
Vase sells for record-breaking £43m - Independent.ie
The €16 Million Chinese Vase Discovered in a Parisian Attic | Chinese Works of Art | Sotheby's
Chinese vase fetches record £43 million in UK auction | Reuters
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The World's Most Expensive Vase Is Worth Almost $50 Million | Work + Money
An 18th century Chinese porcelain vase sold for 43 million pounds ($69.3 million). - Eloge de l'Art par Alain Truong
Sold Price: A LARGE MING DRAGON VASE WANLI MARK AND PERIOD - October 6, 0119 8:00 AM CDT
ART and ARCHITECTURE, mainly: Porcelain art objects from China; Qianlong exhibition in Melbourne
Long-lost Imperial Chinese vase sells for £15million — eight years after its twin fetched £43million | The Irish Sun
