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Rare Porcelain, Exquisite Jade and Classical Paintings | Important Chinese Art

3 November | London

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Explore an exciting selection of prestigious porcelain and jade, beautiful classical paintings and intricately crafted pieces of art from the Far East. In this latest Sotheby’s video, discover the highlights from our Important Chinese Art sale (3 November | London) including a wonderful group of Chinese porcelains and jade from the Ezekiel Collection, classical paintings and calligraphies from artist Lin Fengmian and a host of unique and eclectic items ranging from early dynastic periods to the 20^th century. Click here to watch more Sotheby’s videos.

Important Chinese Art

3 November 2021 | 10:00 AM GMT | London

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