Our Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art spring live auctions achieved a combined total of HKD 245,570,700 / USD 31,432,235, with 60% of the lots sold above high estimates! We are extremely pleased to see that The Magnificent and Extremely Rare Large Doucai Vase, with Qianlong Six-Character Seal Mark in Underglaze Blue and of the Period (1736-1795), from the Collection of The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, was sold for HKD 34,050,000 / USD 4,357,961, with sale proceeds to benefit The Helen Munson Williams Acquisition Fund. “We are pleased today to witness solid prices established across our diverse selection of objects spanning ceramics, Buddhist bronzes and sculptures, furniture, jade carvings, and many more, despite market conditions. For collectors who hope to acquire early ceramics, porcelain, carved jade, bronze vessels, and furniture with notable provenances, do visit our online auction, Pavilion Online – Chinese Art, which will accept bids until 7 June, 12pm HKT.” – Marco Almeida, Head of Department, Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art . . . #christies #christieshk #christieshk2022 #chineseart #worksofart #ceramics #porcelain #auction