To give art or an antique is to provide more than an object. It is to offer a story, an aesthetic judgment, and a piece of ...

The article highlights the decay of the building's aesthetic integrity and the urgent need for accountability over the Union ...

Following the Dragon' at Jamestown Settlement shows how 17th-century colonizers weren't only fighting disease and famine. The ...

Brush in hand, eyes focused, Hongkonger Anita Tso is in the zone as she carefully paints a fish on a delicate porcelain bowl. It is a design she has drawn countless times. “I have been painting ...

Read our tips to find a bargain of your own at your local charity shop A CHARITY shop dish originally priced at £2 has sold for more than £7,000 after it was discovered to be a 19th century treasure.

Thieves stole three porcelain works valued at €9.5 million from the Adrien Dubouche National Museum in Limoges, France, on September 4. The items, including Chinese porcelain dishes and an ...

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Two pieces of Chinese porcelain discovered in British charity shops could fetch thousands at auction. The pieces were taken to UK auctioneers Woolley and Wallis, where chairman and Asian art ...

China is a nation with a great civilization, and its ancient artifacts carry the country's memory. In the Living Artifacts animated series, cultural relics come alive to tell the stories they hold.

“Famille verte” is a term collectors use for a popular style of Chinese porcelain. If you speak French (the term was coined by French collector Albert Jacquemart in the 1860s), you know it means ...

“Famille verte” is a term collectors use for a popular style of Chinese porcelain. If you speak French (the term was coined by French collector Albert Jacquemart in the 1860s), you know it means ...

“Famille verte” is a term collectors use for a popular style of Chinese porcelain. If you speak French (the term was coined by French collector Albert Jacquemart in the 1860s), you know it means ...