I have a little vase er tea pot ? That my grandfather brought back during WW 2. I can’t find anything exactly like it. Where do I go to get info on it? 🤷‍♀️

I really appreciate your efforts! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

Wonderful video as always. We’re headed to Planencia and coming back the 11th of February. Almost stayed in Hopkins. My first time going to Belize. Hope we both have a wonderful trip!

🇬🇧🇬🇧 great video as always 🇬🇧🇬🇧

Thoroughly enjoyed the video. Love your wit!

Thanks, Peter, as always from over the briny..Best Martin and Angela.

Get warm!

天官赐福, best wishes from gods

😢i am wondering about the authenticity of this large pice, not a composition usual to Castiglione.

That large wallpaper was signed Lang Shining which is the Chinese name of Giuseppe Castiglione.

Peter, wishing you and yours a splendid Year of the Snake

Long ago I wanted to Like a video, and a box popped up, saying "This video will be added to your list of Likes." I don't want anybody keeping a record of what I do on the internet, so I don't like, dislike or subscribe to videos.

Thank you for your introduction, it is very informative.great video.

Such an interesting indecent that needs to be told .Thank you for such a historical account of it .

Lots of interesting things in this one! Glad to see some eBay at the end. Why has eBay been mostly abandoned or relegated to a minute or two? I love the eBay coverage personally.

The blue and white cut down piece at Drouot is the bottom of a Gu vase, they did say it in the description, you can also see the bit of bulge on the top of it.

This was very educational and very nice to see the great works of art by the masters. Thank you for sharing this video.

Helo sir I have a tea cup 18 centuries chinese for sel

We visited Boston MFA last year, specifically to view ancient Chinese art. Thank you the great review tour! They also have absolutely wonderful Han to Tang tomb and Buddhist sculptures one can study up close. The Han grave carvings are especially fine and detailed. We have the Freer in DC, but Boston MFA is worthy of a visit.

Sotheby's avec Olivier valmier .et alice chez portier estimation . Ils ont essayé de m'arnaquer 😂 . Même ce mytho que vous écouté . Je suis franco . Algérien alors Ils m'ont pris pour un demeurer 😅 . Bref ils vous arnaque tout l'année et cela à toujours exister . Bizarre 😊 .

Sotheby's olivier valmier alice chez portier estimation . Ont essayé de m'arnaquer . Comme ce mytho .qui chante . Bref tousse des escrocs . Désolé je l'ai vécu . Merci . Cordialement Ouadhi Hocine . Collectionneurs privé .

Great Jag!! Still remember riding in those in the 70’s !!!!

Thank you so very much for the field trip, tremendous, good job.🎉

Vous ignorer la porcelaine yuan de l'empereur Kubilai Khan . Vous êtes un charlatans. Vous faites partie de la mafia sioniste révisionniste .

🇬🇧 great video Peter 🇬🇧

Thank you for sharing this. I'm 35 and have lived in western MA my whole life and have never visited the MFA. I think I'm going to change that this weekend.

Best museum tour ! Thanks a lot for sharing!

Thank you for an extraordinary visit to the MFA!!!!!

Thank you for sharing❤

Thank you so much that was a wonderful treat.

So beautifully presented and amazing.. Thank you so much Peter...

Thanks for making me drool all over the place, Peter. Would be nice if you could add your estimate as to how much some of these would go for at auction.

I have been wanting to make a visit there. It's too cold to go. Nice video, thanks

Thank you! I really love these informational videos you put out. It is the main reason I watch your blogs. I guess many of your watchers do the same.

Great video. Thanks Peter

Thanks!

Peter, thank you for a great video. Photography was clear and your ongoing commentary so fluid. A special thanks form those of us who live in Europe and my not get to the museum in person. One question, why were staff concerned about flash/lighting in relation to porcelain?

Wonderful look at things that I will never see in person. Thank you so much, Peter, for your efforts. Well done!

HI FROM ENGLAND 🎉 I HAVE A NETSUKE AND HAS MFA ON IT

this was a fantastic video that lets us see close up the glazes and finishes and marks on the top quality pieces great camera work peter 😇

Amazing museum! Thank You Peter!

Great work... ❤ hi Peter take a look at my Chinese table it's on my channel

I never thought I'd develop the connoisseur's eye, but that central dragon at 19:42 just doesn't look Chinese. It looks like a stripper wiggling its head around and giving the audience a challenging stare. That is a very modern image.

Peter, seems you forgot the white Dehua Guan Yin statue which should be on the other side of the big Bodhisattva statue. The Dehua Guan Yin was the first Chinese antique the museum ever received. 😀

Thank you so much for this wonderful video with detailed information of each museum piece.

Hi Peter, Thanks for your tremendous efforts in making this wonderful video! It’s the best new year gift to us, loyal fans of yours. The collection of Song wares in MFA are particularly special. I spent 5 days last year in MFA for studying them, and still have strong desire to revisit them again. Again big big thanks to you Peter for doing such a wonderful job in introducing MFA to us. Looking forward to its sequence

Very Interesting!!!! Thank you for your videos! We love to watch these (my mom is 85 and she loves them too). Why do you call it "Rockerfeller" pieces? The side by side comparisons are amazing! They make so much difference. Keep on making these videos please!

Both blue white pieces starting 14:35 are Zhengde not Xuande

Hi Peter , Thank you so much for sharing this journey with us and showing us those lovely rare pieces , its been big pleasure to watching you talking and explaining each piece , i personaly much appreciate the time , you spent on zooming and showing those tiny details 👌👌👌 , i learned a lot today Very well done you Bless you

Hello from Minnesota. The early 1900's were a great period for museum building. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts was first began life in 1883 and opened its current beautiful, neoclassical building in 1915, only 6 years after Boston's current home. Its Asian art collection is also amazing. Come see us some time Peter!