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Between 1723 and 1735, Qing artisans made a porcelain bowl painted with bats and peaches; after passing through a Paris dealer and spending 87 years at a Chicago museum, it sold for $2.048 million in New York
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Between 1723 and 1735, Qing artisans made a porcelain bowl painted with bats and peaches; after passing through a Paris dealer and spending 87 years at a Chicago museum, it sold for $2.048 million in New York

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Between 1723 and 1735, Qing artisans made a porcelain bowl painted with bats and peaches; after passing through a Paris dealer and spending 87 years at a Chicago museum, it sold for $2.048 million in New York | Antigravity News