PREVIEWS Sotheby's October 9, 2020 Hong Kong Chinese Porcelain Auction

[@PeterCombs]

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[@johankritzinger4206]

Thanks for the early monochrome show , always lovely to listen to your advice and information.

[@CLCinflorida]

Hello, Very wonderfully detailed video on Oriental Treasures, I enjoyed every minute... Looking forward to seeing more... 👏👍💖

[@lorriedmussett4692]

I safely speak for my fellow followers when I say...THANK-YOU FOR ALL THE VIDEOS!!! MORE...MORE MORE video's has been delightful. If not longer....more is as good. Thx again Peter. You guys over at Bidamount.com are just knocking it out of the park!

[@lorriedmussett4692]

Its so much fun listening to you, Peter,explain the pieces, with so much enthusiasm! I particularly love when you describe a piece with markings, engravings, molded items...all the different decor...I fall in love with it and then you tell us just how small it really is....AND THAT ONLY MAKES IT EVEN MORE AMAZING...to see such artistic beauty only to realize that awesome pieces was made so small...thats just takes me over the edge....seeing things so amazing!

[@denyseaita4061]

Hi mr. Coombs feeling much better after reading your kind words.. i 'm keeping busy and watching you here always makes my day. thank you so much. Den

[@bobbi.jansky5391]

Amazing 7 sages piece! Incredible!

[@PeterCombs]

It sold last night...went for FIVE times it's high estimate. Sold for 4.7 Million HK$ around $600,000 US way over the $80,000 US they had thought, it was a tough thing to estimate though. Best Peter (we'll do a video on both sales next week)

[@docr59]

Looking forward to the Monochrome auction! We'll be pouring ourselves a nice glass of wine on Thursday night and watching it live.

[@keithharris7569]

Love the blues at the end.... Reminds me of a night out at the blue note pub in St Helier on the English channel island of Jersey CI.... Cheers...

[@ellenpeppler9774]

Awesome! Peter fabulous pieces. Thanks! Again🎇🧧🎐🎏🎎🎑🎍🎋

[@susprime7018]

I'll check out the Japanese and Korean auction results, thanks for all you do.

[@joeyrider]

Dear Peter thanks so much as usual, your post are always valuable and highly enjoyable too. I really hope it won't bother you if I'll mail you about some considerations about the Hongwu bowl. Also I will look immediately at the new video about the results of this magnificent sale I see you made cheers and thanks Maurizio

[@evelyntorres933]

Nice items!

[@JW-vo9fi]

For high end modern copies, bubbles in the glaze won’t be too helpful, because they would be made in traditional kilns instead of gas or electric powered furnace.

[@PeterCombs]

Thats true, as I said it's not the only thing. but can be a part of the decision making. Best Peter

[@olofneppelberg2896]

Speaking of the Hongwu bowl, I once heard that the lotus petal pattern on Yuan pieces will always have the petals conjoined, while the Ming examples will have every petal seperated from each other. I haven't found any concrete evidence that this is completely true, but noor have I found any pieces disobeying this "rule"... Good video as always btw!

[@PeterCombs]

Hello Olof, I think you got it accidentally backwards, Many believe the Yuan Lotus petals are typically not conjoined, while Ming examples are..Best Peter

[@olofneppelberg2896]

Peter Combs Gosh, you’re absolutely right!

[@andreput6053]

Thank You

[@kkang64664]

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[@azzahrakhayrunnisa6142]

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