Ming jar fetches record $260000 at New York auction
In the 1940s Douglas Oliver bought a Ming porcelain jar for 150 dollars after a dealer advised him. The jar with five colorful fish sold for 260000 dollars at Sotheby Parke Bernet, a record for Chinese art in America, to Eskenazi of London. Oliver, now retired in Philadelphia, hoped it would stay in America and urges buyers to invest in quality pieces.
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Oliver
Philadelphia
America
Sotheby Parke-Bernet
New York
Eskenazi
Union League
Jill Denise Losh and Norman K McBride Wed in Ohio Nuptials
Jill Denise Losh and Norman Keith McBride were married March 13 at Redeemer Lutheran Church. The ceremony featured Rev Robert W Hilty, with a large bridal party and reception at El Rey Grotto hall. The couple, now residing at 208 Curtis Dr, Marlo Heights, Md, will relocate to Cleveland in the summer.
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Jill Denise Losh
Norman K. McBride
Norman Keith McBride
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Robert W Hilty
Curtis Dr
Marlo Heights
Cleveland
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Dwily
Oberlin
Stoney's
Herbert Butterworth
LU Tay
Wagner Music
Douglas Oliver
Northampton County
Wether
China
Elyna
Chronic
Love Studio & Gallery
E.0
M. Sale
La-Z
Highland House OF Hickory
Howell
Stoneville
Riverside
Granny Rockers
Bela Paice
Hai
LET Makers & Foster
Rowe
Statford
Stratford
Freday
West Broad ST
Elyria
Xine
Mont
Broyhill
Andrew Losh
Woodridge Dr
Jack McBride
Cranell
Calif
Pamela Sheetz Solost
Ronald Schobert
Cheryl Heffernan
Lynda Herman
Doreen Losh
Stormee Underwood
Joan Schneider
Lorie Ann Heffernan
Stacy Herman
Kellie Herman
Gordon Reddick
Andrew Lynn
Daniel Losh
William Heffernan
Richard Harrington
el Rey Grotto Hall
Elyria High School
Loram County Community College
Kent State University
US Coast Guard
Yorktown
Mrs McBride
USCG
Washington DC
Elyria High
Eastern Star
California
Lapp’s
Kwik Knit Klasses
Memalit
Re Oarwood Shopping Crater
Pearl Ave
Outlet Shoes
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