October 2018 Sotheby's, Bonhams Hong Kong Chinese Porcelain Auction

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October 2018 Sotheby's Bonhams Hong Kong Chinese Porcelain Auction . Fine Himalayan and Tibetan Bronzes, the YAMANAKA vase, the Speelman Collection and much more. all being sold in early October.
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I wanna make sure that its widely known to all, that they can stop or pause any video at any time. I LOVE THESE VIDEOS and personally love when they are longer!!!!

[@onitasanders7403]

New to your forum. I have become hooked to your breathe of knowledge and your presentation of each video. Even though I do not own any of the objects you have shown, I have become more confident in what to look for.

[@lorriedmussett4692]

All ppl need to do is pause or stop the video. Why do ppl apologize for " going to long" on the length. Again, I love them!! the longer the better

[@cloudhme]

Thanks Peter.

[@malkaart9808]

Watched the video twice! Amazing items, what a quality! I must admit that the lacquer tray blew my mind. All that detail captured in macro, the curves and most of all the proportions, the composition is just outstanding. Yet, my favourite here is lotus bouquet dish, love it :-)

[@jonna12345a]

thanks alot for an other great video :)

[@CathyShapiro1]

Hi Peter, another great video. I wanted to ask about the green color on the edges of the pomegranate dish. When you mix blue and yellow you get green, so I'm wondering (rather than the artist adding green at the edges) if it would be the result of the two colors bleeding together?

[@caesarillion]

Hmmm, the yellow reticulated treasure vase. How much did it go for please???? Wow. Thanks.

[@keithharris7569]

Revolving vases are interesting and I have reticulated base of one with a Qianlong mark. It’s damaged at rim and the vase once inserted inside is missing too... Well, what do I do with a thing like that assuming even if a mark and period piece, it is virtually valueless...