Sotheby's PARIS, Imperial Vase Found In Shoe Box Brings 19.1 Million
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My mom was a painter. So lovely indeed. Thank you.
Classy mini video Peter. Thank you!
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Did you say how much it went for?
Yes...it went for 16.2 million Euros, or roughly 19 million US Dollars. Heck of a thing to keep in a shoe box. Best Peter
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lol now try replacing the old lady with a younger guy and him having an interest in Asian antiques, he’ll be interrogated as a suspected antiques fraudster for weeks by the auction house and asked for paper trail evidence of how it came to be sitting in his attic. In reality, getting a piece to a high end auction is far from this sweet and airy fairy story.
The little old lady in this case did provide documents on the object. It was listed in a Great Uncles estate listing from 1948 and additional documents on the Asian collection from the 19th C. . However, there was little doubt if any when the piece was first examined. Best Peter
Peter Combs so the vase didn’t literally come out of nowhere and suddenly appear in her attic with no history, which is how this has been kind of depicted.
The lady who had the vase apparently knew nothing at all about its importance or value. Only that it had been inherited in 1948. She contacted Sotheby's just to learn more about it. Folks bring stuff into them every day. When they asked her about its origin she just told them the story. Chinese vases and objects turn up stored away in boxes all the time, 99.9% of the time they are worth modest amounts of money and aren't rare in any way. Best Peter