The Jie Rui Tang Collection of only Kangxi porcelain was built up over the course of nearly 40 years by an American collector. Within the collection are some of the finest examples of Kangxi porcelain […]
A Wanli Hundred Boys porcelain box came into our possession a few months ago from a local estate here in Massachusetts. With a little digging and research we were able to determine how it […]
Chinese Qianlong Famille Rose porcelain in the National Palace Museum collection, comprises perhaps the finest collection of its kind in the world. A few months ago we did a primer and a video on the history […]
Chinese bronze vases and incense burners made between 1200 AD and 1912 are very well known among collectors and dealers. Despite this awareness, examples made during the Song to Qing dynasty remained until recently largely […]
The Chinese Famille Rose porcelain history is a pretty fascinating one. How this enamel, first developed in Germany found it’s way to the kilns of Jindezhen as well as the workshops in the Imperial Palace is a story […]
About plcombs Chinese-Asian Art on YouTube, helping our customers and friends stay informed about the Chinese and Asian art market. Why we do them. A few years ago it occurred to us, that very few video’s could be found […]
The other day a friend and customer asked me; “What is the best Asian Art reference site on the internet.” While many museums and dealers have websites and a number of hobbyist group sites like Gotheborg.com display a mix […]
