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Autumn sales: the hammer falls 21 Nov

Five sessions and just over three hundred lots, shown in Beijing and Shanghai.

A celadon meiping vase with a carved dragon, photographed on a graduated grey catalogue ground
A celadon meiping vase with a carved dragon, photographed on a graduated grey catalogue ground · Plate: Cleveland Museum of Art · CC0

The autumn sales run from 20 to 24 November, opening with the Chinese painting night sale, followed by porcelain and works of art, antiques, and modern and contemporary art. The preview opens in Beijing on 18 November and in Shanghai on 19 November.

Consignment closed on 30 October; lots are now being catalogued and re-checked for condition. Bidding requires a paddle and a deposit, which is credited against the purchase if you win and returned within five working days if you do not.

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  • As an overseas bidder, in which currency must the deposit be paid?

    Reply from usHKD or RMB, converted at the rate on the day and credited against the purchase after the hammer.

    M. Lau18 Oct 2026

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