Apr 27, 2014
Another Chinese Art Auction Record Shattered with Tiny "Chicken Cup"
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The Chinese art market can't seem to falter--the recent Sotheby's Hong Kong sale (April 8, 2014) set another milestone record price for Chinese porcelains--$36 million dollars for a miniscule porcelain "chicken cup" Read about this sale here.
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