Weekly Antique Auction Results for Chinese, Decorative Art, Antique Carpets

[@FranssensM]

Hi Peter and the team. Thank you for your hard work in 2023, see you all in 2024. From 🇬🇧

[@Dihechuwa]

Excellent content, never disappointing!!! Thanks for all you do!

[@huuwhite]

love the rugs

[@LakesouthTiger-tw6es]

Happy happy happy new year！good to see you happy and healthy！

[@susprime7018]

Thanks and the ditty box was cool too. Thanks for showing the rugs.

[@lotus108able]

Mr Peter..Wishing you a great 2024 year ahead

[@bradbailey5807]

The Korean inlay technique is called "mishima," and has to be applied while the vase is still leather-hard. Inlaying the slip is easy. Scraping off the excess without marring the background is harder. Takes a soft touch.

[@shazadmohammed5904]

Best wishes

[@barringtonwheater3118]

Love the idea of doing decorative art.

[@andrzejput4817]

Thank you Peter ☘️

[@beverlyhartman2761]

Thank you for the great education!

[@MosheHaMayim4591]

Thank you for all that you have taught me. I cringe often when I think how many rare chinese items I sent to a local low end auction over the years and now realize it. Not happening anymore thanks to you. I also watched a video of yours from 2015 and it is so primitive compared to your current shows and I am so impressed with how generous you are with your time and knowledge, massively appreciated.

[@christopherrichards-loubie135]

Thank you, Peter!

[@theinvestmentabc6245]

Thanks so much for your great videos Peter! Wish you a healthy and successful 2024🎉❤❤

[@theinvestmentabc6245]

Love the Serapi carpet ❤

[@bobpag6371]

Thank You Mr. Coombs ; your estimate on my foo dog looks definite to be serpentine . Excellent call !

[@avardmacgregor746]

Thanks to you and your videos, 2024 will be a good year for me. I've reached a certain level in my knowledge and things are beginning to make sense. If you know what I mean!? I appreciate what you do for us.

[@petecabrina]

There are not modern cabinet makers making nice hand made furniture? Surely there are, in comparison to the mass produced sht, and in comparison the antique stuff, which to be honest is not always that attractive and over priced. Can't say that the American stuff you showed last time was very nice, the Chippendale is certain nice though.