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Tang Sancai Ceramics From the Collection of Susan Chen

LONDON | 4 NOVEMBER

The Chinese Tang Dynasty is unparalleled in the opulence of its works of art. Sotheby’s upcoming sale ‘Important Chinese Art’ (4 November | London) features exquisite Tang Sancai coloured ceramic earthenware from the distinguished collection of celebrated Hong Kong dealer and collector Susan Chen, including a rare glazed tripod dish and a wonderful rare ceramic lion pillow. Click here to watch more Sotheby’s videos.

Important Chinese Art

4 November 2020 | 11:00 AM GMT | London

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