Two Great American Collectors of Chinese Ceramics: Morgan and Freer

[@switchkittykarla2123]

11 years later and this video is still awesome. Thank you.

[@richardgabriel1406]

A great lecture with great examples of the pieces donated by Morgan and Freer!!

[@HoughtonAncestors]

Wonderful lecture! Thank you Mr. Lally for your expansive knowledge of Chinese porcelain and its history. And special thanks to the Sackler Gallery for uploading this terrific video.

[@AntiqueArtsCollection]

Wonderful!

[@MrManny075]

Well I don't understand why someone sells something that was in his hand and then buy it bake later or tray to but it bake ?

[@jacekpokrak9258]

compaturism is a top trend in Europe now but in China is avalible

[@merlinf2869]

Would thieves take something from trash and dustbin?

[@wgodorzion4625]

Don't forget to pay your taxes

[@juliason9617]

I love porcelains,,,

[@alk2621]

I have approx thirty fine art Fish Bowls and other both Japanese and Chinese ceramics that I would like to sell. Who might be interested in purchasing them. These were passed down from my parents.

[@samhui4362]

al krelnikov have you still had your fish bowl?

[@covatannguyen8480]

👋👋👋

[@LilVinOfficial]

If you're a modern day ceramics collector and watching this video, seeing if it gives in depth knowledge on ceramics to help you, this video is 100% useless. This video is just a guy reading biographies of two American collectors.

[@patavinity1262]

Well the title makes it quite clear that it's discussing the lives of two collectors, so I guess whatever moron watches the video thinking it has a completely different subject to the one explicitly stated only has himself to blame.