Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art

This Spring, the Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art auction presents more than 200 extraordinary lots, spanning from the Neolithic to the Republic period. Leading the sale is a pair of important and extremely rare huanghuali yoke-back armchairs dating to the 17th century, and a very rare large, celadon-glazed relief-decorated ‘lotus’ and ‘dragon-handle’ vase dating to the Qianlong period. The auction also showcases forty-seven pieces of remarkable Song to Qing ceramics from the esteemed Kwong Yee Che Tong Collection, amassed by the late Vivian Chan Nap Yee (Emeritus Professor of Molecular Medicine – Hong Kong University Queen Mary Hospital) and Chan Tai Kwong (Emeritus Professor of Medicine – Hong Kong University Queen Mary Hospital) over three decades of conscientious effort.

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