Antique European Flower & Fruit, 23th January 2008
Celadon
Sumatran and Thai celadon pots from the 18th and 19th centuries originally used to store preserved fruits.
Ming jars/Dragon jars (Sixteenth to Nineteenth Century)
Dragon Jars were used for burial, but more prominently, for status and display. The most valuable Dragon Jars which indicated that they were acknowledged to be valuable antique.
Blue & White
Chinese blue and white porcelain was a unique contribution to the history of ceramic technology. Throughout its development from the beginning of the fourteenth century, because of its technical originality and artistic brilliance, it has continued to captivate and inspire the entire world.
Sumatran and Thai celadon pots from the 18th and 19th centuries originally used to store preserved fruits.
Ming jars/Dragon jars (Sixteenth to Nineteenth Century)
Dragon Jars were used for burial, but more prominently, for status and display. The most valuable Dragon Jars which indicated that they were acknowledged to be valuable antique.
Blue & White
Chinese blue and white porcelain was a unique contribution to the history of ceramic technology. Throughout its development from the beginning of the fourteenth century, because of its technical originality and artistic brilliance, it has continued to captivate and inspire the entire world.