What is "Wealthy Changchun"? The story comes from the wishes of the common people on a piece of porcelain during the Jiajing and Wanli years of the Ming Dynasty 400 years ago. "Who doesn't want wealth, who doesn't want Changchun?" What the common people think, like, live and dream about can be reproduced in front of our eyes from those antique utensils! Fun, engaging and endlessly enjoyable.
Recommended in this issue
-
Shantou gold lacquer wood carvings in the 1970s (Liberation War of Hainan) (2404068)
Regular price HK$78,380.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Black-glazed donkey porcelain figurine from Cizhou Kiln of the Five Dynasties (2404002)
Regular price HK$254,066.98Regular priceUnit price per -
Late Qing Dynasty and Republic of China "God's favor" cloisonne gilt three-legged furnace 1875-1949 (2406074)
Regular price HK$14,000.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Wood carving of birthday girl (2404042)
Regular price HK$563.98Regular priceUnit price per -
The Republic of China pastel gold flower pot with flower and bird patterns, 1912-1949 (2406095)
Regular price HK$10,080.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Blue and white ice plum pattern jar of the Republic of China, 1912-1949 (2404046)
Regular price HK$2,520.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Qing Dynasty Guangxu Tiexiuge glazed pastel sword, horse, figure, two lions and dragon porcelain vase, 1875-1908 (2406087)
Regular price HK$10,080.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Modern Boy Huanglong Jade (2406075)
Regular price HK$21,280.00Regular priceUnit price per
