Follow Hong Kong Immigration and Hong Kong News: Recently, a Qing Dynasty Qianlong vase was sold for HKD 88.6 million at a Sotheby’s auction in Hong Kong, setting a record for monochrome glazed porcelain from the Qing Dynasty.

It is reported that the Douqing glazed relief vase featuring the auspicious bat and double fish longevity motif was one of six lots in the "Elegant Charm of the Ancient City: Kyoto Collection of Qing Dynasty Imperial Porcelain" auction, purchased by a telephone bidder, with the final price exceeding the estimate by HKD 15 million multiple times.
At the same time, a pair of Yongzheng famille rose chrysanthemum plates also sold for USD 5.65 million, nearly four times the estimated price of USD 1.55 million. A Qing Dynasty Qianlong turquoise ground famille rose branch flower vase with double dragon handles sold for USD 1.93 million, far exceeding the estimated price of USD 520,000.



