Hong Kong Sotheby's Auction of Qianlong Early Baodi

It is reported that the 2013 Autumn Auction will auction Chinese porcelain and crafts on October 8. According to the China Jewellery and Jade Network News, among the more than 400 auction items estimated at HK$750 million, the most eye-catching feature was the assessment of a group of treasures used by the emperor Qianlong Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty.

There are three treasures in this group, and the seals are: Bao Bao Wang Bao, Fu An Room, and Changchun Shishi. According to Qiu Guoshi, vice president of Sotheby's Asia and international director of China's Porcelain and Crafts Department, this group was used by Qianlong Emperor before he was enthroned and was also the earliest in the era of Emperor Qianlong.

Qiu Guoshi said that when the Hongli (name of Qianlong) was still the prince, this group of seals was commonly used in the paintings and paintings produced by the system. Among the Qianlong famous paintings currently stored in the Palace Museum in Beijing was the treasure of Changchun.

This group of Qianlong Takarazukas are all made by Tianhuang and Changhua Shiqiao. They are placed in the original box of rosewood boxes. Qiu Guoshi said that most of the treasures of the emperors during the time of the emperor were lost. Therefore, this group is very rare and rare. It is a complete set. Therefore, it is valued at 80 million Hong Kong dollars.

In addition, in this auction, there is also a Chenghua blue and white bowl, which is an example of Jingdezhen’s porcelain kiln, and the valuation is also 80 million Hong Kong dollars. Hong Kong Sotheby's said that this imperial porcelain is a unique bold attempt, unlike any previous or future work, demonstrating the ingenuity and excellence of artisans.