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Family Used 17th Century Bowl, Worth $4.9 Million, To Keep Tennis Balls
A family that unknowingly used a rare Chinese bowl, worth $4.9 million, to store odds and ends like tennis balls are thanking their lucky stars they didn't throw it out.
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Rare Qing Dynasty Bowl - One Of Only 3 Known To Exist - Sells For $30.4 Million
An extremely rare Qing Dynasty bowl made for the Chinese emperor Kangxi fetched US$30.4 million (HK$239 million) at auction Tuesday, Sotheby's said. The bowl, said to have been used by the emperor in the early 18th century, was sold within five minutes to an unnamed phone bidder from the "Greater China" region, said chairman of Sotheby's Asia Nicol...
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1000-Year-Old Chinese Porcelain Bowl Sells For Record $37.7 Million
A 1,000-year-old bowl from China's Song Dynasty sold at auction for $37.7 million, breaking the record for Chinese porcelain
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A chinese bowl sells for $9.5 million
A rare red "lotus bowl" from the Chinese emperor Kangxi period of 1662-1722 has been sold for an eye-popping $9.5 million at a Hong Kong sale, auction house Sotheby's said.
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Bought for $3 and sold for $2.23 million
A $3 tag sale buy has turned into a massive windfall for the lucky bargain hunter: the Chinese bowl sold for $2.23 million at an auction at Sotheby's on Tuesday.
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Family Used 17th Century Bowl, Worth $4.9 Million, To Keep Tennis Balls
A family that unknowingly used a rare Chinese bowl, worth $4.9 million, to store odds and ends like tennis balls are thanking their lucky stars they didn't throw it out.
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Rare Qing Dynasty Bowl - One Of Only 3 Known To Exist - Sells For $30.4 Million
An extremely rare Qing Dynasty bowl made for the Chinese emperor Kangxi fetched US$30.4 million (HK$239 million) at auction Tuesday, Sotheby's said. The bowl, said to have been used by the emperor in the early 18th century, was sold within five minutes to an unnamed phone bidder from the "Greater China" region, said chairman of Sotheby's Asia Nicol...
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1000-Year-Old Chinese Porcelain Bowl Sells For Record $37.7 Million
A 1,000-year-old bowl from China's Song Dynasty sold at auction for $37.7 million, breaking the record for Chinese porcelain
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A chinese bowl sells for $9.5 million
A rare red "lotus bowl" from the Chinese emperor Kangxi period of 1662-1722 has been sold for an eye-popping $9.5 million at a Hong Kong sale, auction house Sotheby's said.
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Bought for $3 and sold for $2.23 million
A $3 tag sale buy has turned into a massive windfall for the lucky bargain hunter: the Chinese bowl sold for $2.23 million at an auction at Sotheby's on Tuesday.
