An Ancient Vessel Forged from Fires of the Warring States

[@JW-vo9fi]

I feel that the experts from major auction houses often know much more and much better than the curators in local museums. It was such a great presentation of an important piece of art and history. Thank you!

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

J W that’s the impression they strive to convey, it pays off

[@scorpioninpink]

Because they need to sell these artifacts. The price will be depending on their knowledge of the history of an object.

[@TheUsa177]

Great item, however a couple of points to note: She references that it was a "piece of art", which isn't really correct and no explanation of what the vessel would have been used for (in my view likely used for wine ceremonies/rituals performed in the courts). Another very key point is there is no mention of which state in the Warring States period this item belonged to, which is important.

[@tristanforward]

beaurifully photographed !

[@sean659]

Is this stolen from China?

[@mingouczjcz3800]

Yes

[@TeddySy-rs2yv]

Yes, stolen from China.

[@정길주-w9p]

멋찝니다~~

[@johnlacroix3522]

Amazing...

[@cuongngoxuan8373]

Làm sao để liên hệ với bạn đc tớ có đồ thời Nam Tông

[@苏振解]

good

[@sean659]

If this is stolen, please return it. Westerners have no shame displaying stolen loots.

[@haniahannslew4108]

Totally agree 👍

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

Wow

[@cuongngoxuan8373]

Quá tuyệt vời ❤❤

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

She's a beaut lol

[@Kkhhuw5xz]

Those who brought it shall request to be returned. It is obviously stolen arts.

[@dragonkingfromfreedom7632]

🙂

[@1234Brian.Street]

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