This book is the 3 rd book in a 3-book series based on a WORLD famous Sothebys sale of chinese antiquities.

Julen är snart här och jag erbjuder 20% rabatt vid köp av 2 eller fler böcker fram till 31 december 2025.

Jag inkluderar rabatten när du frågar efter det kombinerade fraktpriset.Eller kom bare med et prisforslag.

Christmas is soon here and I offer 20% discount with purchase of 2 or more books. This offer is valid until 31 december 2025.
I will give the discount when you ask for combined freight Price. Otherwise, just come with a Price offer.

The book is in english and Chinese.

De kompletta tre volymerna i denna viktiga samling (samlingen auktionerades ut på Furama Hotel i Hongkong den 25 november 1980, 16 december 1980 och 19 maj 1981) säljs för över 1240 USD på internet! (ca 9000 danska kronor).

Bok 3 säljs för mellan 140 och 450 dollar!

Under hela auktionen såldes 625 föremål.

Denna bok, bok 3, täcker auktionen 1981 där 225 föremål av kinesiskt porslin och konstverk från Ming- och Qing-perioden såldes.

De tre böckerna som täcker auktionen av Edward T. Chow-samlingen är:

Del ett: Ming- och Qing-porslin;
Del två: Tidig kinesisk keramik och antika bronser;
Del tre: Ming- och Qing-porslin, emaljvaror och Pekingglas.

The complete three volume books of this important collection (the collection was auctioned at the Furama Hotel, Hong Kong, on November 25, 1980, December 16, 1980, and May 19, 1981. ) is selling for over USD 1240 on the internet!(ca 9000 danish kroner, ).

Book 3 is Selling for between 140 and 450 dollars!

During the the entire auction , 625 lots were sold.

This book, book 3, covers is the auction in 1981 Where 225 lots of Ming and Qing period Chinese porcelain and works of art were sold.

The 3 books covering the auction of The Edward T. Chow Collection are:

Part One: Ming and Qing Porcelain;
Part Two: Early Chinese Ceramics and Ancients Bronzes;
Part Three: Ming and Qing Porcelain, enamel wares and Peking glass.

This Book 3 covers Chinese porcelain from the Ming and Qing dynasties:
Early Blue and White Ming Ceramics
Ming Doucai Ceramics
Ming Moucai Ceramics
Cooper red decorated Ceramics
Blanc de chine Figures
Qing monochromes
Qing Blue and White Ceramics
Biscuit Ceramics
Peking Glass
Enamels

Masses of detail for each item and superb photographs, ca.50% in colour.
The original auction estimate prices are included (see picture 16).

Chow was one of the most renowned collectors in the realm of Chinese ceramics, and left an indelible mark on the world of art with his astute taste anchored in rarity, quality, and impeccable preservation.
Chow's journey into the world of Chinese art began when he was just 13 years old and sent to Shanghai for studies under the guidance of the esteemed dealer Zhu Heting. Also mentored by the Danish collector Jacob Melchior, Chow rapidly cultivated a discerning eye, amassing a small collection by the age of 20.

, Chow mounted his first exhibition in 1946 under the name Kangxi Zhai (The Hall for Disciplined Learning), which showcased mostly Ming porcelain.In 1949, Chow relocated from Shanghai to Hong Kong, before retiring in Geneva in 1967.

In 1980-81 the record-breaking auctions of Chow's legendary collection took place.

A few years later, in 1988, more than 8,000 treasured pieces from the collection were exhibited in Geneva.

This book is in amazing condition, no real sign of use.
I acquired it from an english collector of chinese ceramics.

Book on Chinese Ceramics,
Book Ming Dynasty Porcelain, book Qing Dynasty Porcelain, book Edward T. Chow Collection, book enamels, book blanc de chine