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Types of Chinese Art: A Guide to Valuing & Collecting Chinese Art

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The rarity of the material, as well as the beauty and intricacy of the decoration, represented status and wealth during the Qing dynasty. Much like the majority of artwork, a Chinese painting’s monetary value will align with its time period, rarity and condition – and of course, the artist.

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Australian Black Opals: Making Waves with Collectors

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Sold for $85,000 HKD via Bonhams (November 2022). Found in the Welo and Mezezo regions and seen more as short-term collectibles due to their porous nature, the hydrophane-based stones can absorb liquids, which can potentially cause permanent damage and discolouration.

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An Expensive Taste—Whiskey Collecting

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In Q2 this year, 37% of bottles older than 50 years remained unsold, a significant rise from 16% in Q2 last year and 7% in Q2 2022. This reflects a fundamental characteristic of whiskey collectors: their primary focus is on the liquid itself rather than peripheral factors. So, what does this mean for the new investor?