A mottled green Jade graduated necklace with approximately seventy six beads, strung on a green silk cord with gold catch. Approx 47 cm long (Would benefit being re-strung). You can buy this from me for only £488 or best offer?
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Quick News For 8th Aug 2018
Eskenazi, Godfather of Chinese Antiques, Recounts His Story of Being a Fair Man.
Eskenazi, Godfather of Chinese Antiques, Recounts His Story of Being an âUn-Fairâ Man | Feature Series | THE VALUE
The Godfather of Chinese Antiques, Giuseppe Eskenazi, shared with us his journey of becoming a top dealer, a label that he humbly refused to be put on. Very often, antiques fair serves as a platform for dealers to showcase the finest works from their collection, offering a good opportunity for them to communicate with their peers, collectors and potential customers. Yet, Eskenazi is never seen in these occasions. What had stopped him from joining these events? Whats the story behind?
EXCLUSIVE: Nicolas Chow Responds to Viral Photo of Him Kissing Chinese Billionaire Liu Yiqian
EXCLUSIVE: Nicolas Chow Responds to Viral Photo of Him Kissing Chinese Billionaire Liu Yiqian | Auctions News | THE VALUE
A photo has recently gone viral and sparked a heated discussion on Chinese social media network WeChat. It is a photo of Nicolas Chow, Chairman of Sothebyâs Asia, hugging Liu Yiqian, a Shanghainese billionaire and collector, and kissing him on his cheek.
Source: en.thevalue.com/articles/sothebys-hong-kong-nicolas-chow-liu-yiqian-kiss
Why China’s First Emperor Built, Then Buried, a 7,000-Strong Terracotta Army
Why China’s First Emperor Built, Then Buried, a 7,000-Strong Terracotta Army
The discovery of an elaborate burial site reveals what life—and death—was like in ancient China.
Source: www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-chinas-first-emperor-built-buried-7-000-strong-terracotta-army
Chinese vase valued at £30 sells for £40,000 in UK auction
The three-inch tall blue and white vase bearing a Yongzheng six charachter mark has sold for 40,000 pounds at an auction in Melton Mowbray.
The vase carried an estimate of 30 to 40 pounds as it was cracked and chipped & was part of a tray lot.
Senior auctioneer Simon Shouler said: “The vase was on a small tray of Chinese porcelain and much of it was cracked and chipped.