16th Century Chinese Imperial Jar Sells for $27.4 Million at Christie's Auction
A polychrome jar from the Ming Dynasty, originally displayed in Chinese imperial palaces, sold for HK$213.9 million (equivalent to $27.4 million) at a Christie's auction on Monday. The 16th-century artifact achieved this significant price during the sale, highlighting continued strong market interest in historical Chinese artworks.
Key facts
- A Ming Dynasty jar sold for $27.4 million
- The artifact dates to the 16th century
- The sale occurred at Christie's auction house
- The jar previously decorated Chinese imperial palaces
- The auction took place on Monday
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- China