HKD 1,200,000 - 1,500,000
This vase features the bangchui (mallet) style, characterized by a flared rim, long neck, elongated body, and ring foot. The interior of the mouth is glazed in turquoise green. The neck and lower section display a continuous landscape-style design with famille-rose chrysanthemum scrolls on a green ground, accented by layered borders of hui (key-fret) and lotus motifs. The main body is painted with a vibrant famille-rose "Hundred Children" scene, depicting an exquisite courtyard with pavilions, pine trees, and banana plants. Numerous children are shown playing joyfully—playing chess, admiring paintings, and dancing with lanterns—their expressions vivid and lively. An inscription reading "Hundred Children" appears nearby. The theme symbolizes abundant descendants, prosperity, and longevity. The base is glazed in turquoise green, featuring a blue square seal mark at the center inscribed "Made for the Qianlong Emperor." With its rich colors, intricate composition, and superb craftsmanship, this piece is a magnificent ceremonial object embodying auspicious blessings for the hall.
USD 10,000,000 - 30,000,000
This vehicle is the legendary Bugatti Type 41 Royale, fitted with a custom Kellner closed coupe body, hailed as the "King of Cars." Built by Ettore Bugatti, it was originally intended exclusively for royalty and top-tier elites worldwide. Powered by a 12.7-liter inline-eight engine, it features one of the largest displacements ever seen in a mass-produced automobile. Its sleek, elongated lines, classic two-tone paint, vintage wire-spoke wheels, and ultra-luxurious interior define its grandeur. Only 6 units were ever produced, making surviving examples exceptionally rare. Despite nearly a century of age, this car remains in pristine condition, standing at the pinnacle of global classic car collections. It frequently graces prestigious events like Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, embodying immense historical, artistic, and investment value.
HKD 6,000,000 - 12,000,000
This vase features an everted rim, a neck adorned with multiple spiral ridges, and symmetrical Chi-dragon handles on both sides. The body displays a full melon-ribbed shape with a neat ring foot. Covered entirely in a warm, heavenly-blue glaze, the piece exhibits a light, even, and serene coloration. Three nail marks are visible on the base, centered beneath a square seal inscription in regular script. With its graceful lines and dignified form, this vessel embodies the aesthetic spirit of Song Dynasty Ru ware, offering both decorative appeal and collectible value.
HKD 250,000 - 380,000
This seal is crafted from pale greenish-white Hetian jade and weighs 675 grams. It innovatively blends traditional Chinese imperial seal culture with modern aerospace technology, featuring embedded fragments of recovered spacecraft debris within its body—a rare "Heaven and Earth United" collection piece. This artifact carries the memory of China's space achievements in national-grade jade, seamlessly merging millennia-old seal rituals with contemporary aerospace milestones. It combines the intrinsic value of jade, profound historical significance, and the unique scarcity of an aerospace-themed collectible.
HKD 1,000,000 - 1,800,000
This vase features an elegant long-necked胆-shaped silhouette with a refined, upright form. Its body boasts a lustrous, pure white glaze. Adorned in doucai (dual-color) decoration throughout, the neck is embellished with plantain leaf motifs, while the junction between the neck and belly encircles continuous lotus scroll patterns. The main body depicts a qilin—a auspicious mythical beast—treading on treasure balls and playing with pearls, surrounded by delicate bamboo sprays, flowers, cloud formations, and assorted treasures. The palette is vibrant and lively, harmoniously blending red, green, yellow, and blue hues with fluid, dynamic lines. Near the base, stylized lotus petal designs create neat, layered detailing. The bottom center bears a six-character regular script mark within double square borders: "Made in the Chenghua Reign of the Great Ming." The doucai technique is exquisitely executed, with underglaze cobalt outlines complementing overglaze polychrome colors. The decorative motifs symbolize prosperity and peace, making this piece both a stunning display object and a valuable collectible.
HDK 800,000 - 1,500,000
This set comprises a lobed cup paired with a lotus-petal-shaped saucer, designed as a unified ensemble. The cup features a菱花 (lotus-flower) rim with ribbed walls, while the saucer's flared edge mirrors this floral motif, creating an elegant and fluid silhouette. Glazed in a muted gray-green tone, the surface displays natural crackle patterns with irregular, harmonious lines—a hallmark of official kiln craftsmanship. The rim reveals a deep brown body, characteristic of the "purple mouth" effect. With its graceful, minimalist curves and refined aesthetic, this piece exemplifies a classic tea vessel for ancient literati, offering both functional utility and decorative appeal.
USD 300,000 - 520,000
This is a one-of-a-kind 1920s Avions Voisin C15 Saloit Roadster, a French masterpiece. Founded by Gabriel Voisin, an aerospace engineer who applied aviation principles to automotive design, the brand was a pioneering French luxury marque in the 20 century's 30 decade. Crafted by the renowned Parisian coachbuilder Saliot, the car features hand-finished bodywork with fluid, sweeping lines that perfectly embody the Art Deco aesthetic. Its long hood and elegant, low-slung stance are enhanced by glossy black paint, white-wall tires, exquisite wire wheels, and chrome accents. The interior boasts premium leather and a soft convertible top, exuding luxury. As the only surviving example of this specific configuration, it has undergone comprehensive professional restoration and has been featured multiple times at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Representing the pinnacle of pre-war French custom sports cars, its extreme rarity makes it a valuable asset combining industrial history, artistic merit, and high-end classic car investment potential.
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