How much can a locker from the Qing Dynasty sell for

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2023 Auction Wrapped | The top 5 most expensive Chinese ceramics

Last year, the top five Chinese ceramics at auction totalled HK$567 million (US$72.7 million), with the majority coming from the collection of renowned Chinese antique dealers.
Chinese antiquities, Qing Dynasty 1644?1911

Find the worth of your Chinese antiquities Qing Dynasty 1644?1911. Research our price guide with auction results on 33 items from $85 to $122,000.
Qing Dynasty Antiques Prices

Research 61 Qing Dynasty Antiques prices and auction results in Art. Learn the market value of your Qing...
Qing Dynasty

Find out about Qing Dynasty''s auction history, past sales, and current market value. Browse Artsy''s Price Database for recent auction results from the artist.
Small Chinese Wood Cabinet w/ Locker,Qing Dynasty

A small Chinese wood cabinet / locker. Small cabinet with two doors that open to reveal a storage space, and a drawer at the top.
Real Rare Antiques

Real Rare Antiques offers a large variety of Chinese antiques for sale, Ming dynasty porcelain, jade, burmite amber, antique opium pipes, Antique snuff bottles, and many more rare antiques from Zhou
32" Old Chinese Rosewood Carving Dynasty Palace Lockers Cabinet

12.6" Old Chinese Rosewood Carving Dynasty Palace Portable Drawer Cabinet $285.00
QING DYNASTY | Pricing Guides Dictionary & Values

Find prices for QING DYNASTY to help when appraising. Instant price guides to discover the market value for QING DYNASTY. Research the worth of your items without sending photos or descriptions
Art in the Qing Dynasty: Valuation and recognition of works

A piece of zitan furniture from the Qing period can easily fetch several hundred thousand euros, while lacquer objects, depending on their condition and provenance, range from €10,000 to €100,000.
Collecting guide: 10 things to know about classical Chinese furniture

Estimate: $200,000-300,000. Offered in Important Chinese Furniture and Works of Art on 18-19 September 2025 at Christie''s in New York. Understanding how these joints hold a piece