Royal Collection Trust of Fine Chinese Art, Great Britain

[@christopherrichards-loubie135]

Thanks you!

[@cynthia888noni]

Always so interesting! I'm already looking forward to the next one. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Have a great day Peter!

[@mattjobes1142]

🇬🇧🇬🇧 Great videos 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@peterhope1986]

Thank you Peter for this wonderful video

[@avardmacgregor746]

Wonderful. Thank you, Peter.

[@makingprofits8546]

This is a great place to do research. Research to see the different styles and design of the period. Thank you for sharing.

[@jordanbbeyonce3088]

hi like the Royal antiques very good

[@bradbailey5807]

The close-up shots are spectacular! Thank you!

[@deborah85728]

Absolutely fascinating will definitely do some exploring!

[@SHERMA.]

wow the consistency in condition across this collection is mind blowing

[@anatolianrugs9348]

Dear Peter, you shared a video full of valuable information for us today, you showed us that porcelain products that seem very new can actually be antiques, thank you very much for sharing this information with us.

[@alurrix3676]

Fantastic video, thank you very much for the recommendation, already on the Trust web, inspecting it!!

[@MorningViewz]

Love it! Didnt know about it and certainly plan to use the site as a tool. Thanks

[@lorriedmussett4692]

Peter your just giddy with excitement!! I'd love to see your picks & thoughts on the Royal Collection Japanese section. I just learn so much from you in your videos. Thx take care

[@lorriedmussett4692]

Good heavens I LOVE your excitement, Peter!! What a treat, after a long day at work, then to be greeted on my phone. a notice you've posted a video. Not just a quick standard video ( which I equally love to watch ) but no, this is something different and CLEARLY going to be entertaining because of what AND HIW you share. Thank you Peter...seriously, thank you. What fun !!!!😄😄😄

[@greggouws129]

Thanks for this great video Peter! One of your most interesting I think, dealing with the British Royal Collection. As a big collector of Japanese Imari porcelain I have been interested in finding out what pieces are in the Japanese Imperial Collection. I can only imagine what fantastic items they must have. But haven't really been able to find much online, even in terms of pictures, maybe one or two pictures here and there. Perhaps this is a subject for a future video on the Japanese Imperial Collection. Not sure if it would rival that of the Chinese state collections. Greetings from South Africa.

[@mariadam9157]

- great!

[@robertluff3976]

Peter, thanks for bringing this collection to our notice. I knew there were quite a few Chinese items in the royal palaces and homes but this is extraordinary.

[@davidnimmo5115]

WOW what a collection I would love to know how they made the Imperial cinnabar box and cover I.e what is cinnabar? Thanks again 👍

[@johnryskamp2943]

You might want to follow up with a discussion of Qeen Mary's jade collection. Also, I think George IV designed some of the ormulu mounts.

[@susprime7018]

So very horrible when Windsor Castle caught fire, what all the great houses fear. Love the story about the Prince Regent, later George IV, sent a straw man buyer to the Continent to buy things for him. My favorites are four huge flower ball vases with serpent handles in Buckingham Palace.

[@josedln3040]

25:34 super nice

[@mostlykeith]

That blues groove intro sure is cool... Makes me wanna swap a bit of Chinese for a fender bass.. Just kidding...

[@steveaustin286]

1897 is the year Queen Victoria celebrated her 60th Jubilee - at that time she was the longest reigning monarch

[@jennifermartin9378]

I told you several times that staying on mark and or signature for a little bit longer time, so that, I can see it clearly. Unfortunately, you do not do what I am expecting for . Why?