Well most of the collectors are largely intrigued with Ming Dynasty and qing dynasty collection of Chinese Ceramics. They must have obviously missed out the Yuan Dynasty Art ching pai collection.
Ching Dynasty Ginger Jar
A brownish ginger jar with cover dated Ching Dynasty 1644 – 1911 AD. It comes with an overglazed polychrome which means the floating color glaze can be felt you run your fingers over the gin
ger jar.
Rose Wood Arm Chair
An Antique Rose Wood Chair with Arms, Carved flower panel and a small piece of marbel as chair back
New world record for Ming vase
New world record for Ming vase
(China Daily)
Updated: 2006-05-31 05:52 HONG KONG: A rare underglaze copper-red Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) vase sold for HK$78.52 million (US$10.13 million) in Hong Kong yesterday, setting a world auction record for Ming porcelain.
Theow Tow, Deputy Chairman of Christie’s Asia and the Americas International Director of Chinese works of Arts, looks at an early Ming underglaze copper-red vase after it was sold for a world record of US$10,122,558 for any Ming porcelain during an auction in Hong Kong May 30, 2006. [Reuters]
“He’s bought the vase at the right price, making a world record,” said Edward Dolman, chief executive officer of Christie’s International, referring to buyer Steve Wynn, chairman of Macao-based Wynn Resorts.
Forgotten Vase Sells For GDP2.82mil
London : Hidden away amid shoe boxes and dresses, a precious 18th century
Imari – Japanese Export Porcelain
JAPAN’S EXPORT PORCELAINby Helga L. Zipser
All photos are by Randal A. Zipser, La Petite Galerie.
As seen in Antiques & Art Around Florida, Winter/Spring 1999
Japanese Imari Vase
A four footer Japanese Imari Vase decorated with cobalt blue with touches of green, iron red, and gold 
on a predominantly white background.
