Monday, January 10, 2011

Bacheng Chinese art outside the territory of a foreign arbitrage expensive than anti-impaired

 Christie's Hong Kong autumn auction appeared in the Yuan Jiang,

emerging China Guardian Auction Group Qianlong daisy pattern doucai respect.

Bacheng more expensive outside the territory of the Chinese art

Chinese, not the buyers from the Mainland; not a connoisseur of Chinese buyers tend to blindly earn foreign spread.

Increasingly common phenomenon of the market who shouted: Phenomenon: the domestic anti-loss, no gain shot

Several transactions in just a small pat of Europe, this expert in Beijing found that in the domestic market to sell 20 million at most things in the local was able to 30 million transactions. When this is no accident occurs, this expert found that the purchase of these expensive items, and even Chinese buyers are local, not from domestic

After getting to know, did he understand that these local Chinese buyers have found that many domestic experts to come to bag bargains, low price when buying in the country after the ship, often earn Debu small profit margins, so the idea germinated in his : However, the result is not the case, the Chinese buyers finally discovered that they bought auction, do not make a shot at home against loss. Have puzzled collectors: Specificity:

Can not be based solely on information valuation

Kuang, general manager of Beijing Dong Guoqiang said that although the art market has been very open and transparent information, but the professional art market too, is not public information can be completely carried out with reference to the valuation.

Qi shrimp prices vary

Dong Guoqiang explained, such as shrimp Qi same map, and some can be sold for 500 million, some can only be sold for 50 million. For the layman, but not be able to judge the merits of two works where there may be 500 million as a reference price of Qi Shrimps. When they bought the Qi's Shrimps, you may only spend 200 million yuan, but this piece is probably worth 50 million in kind.

Dong Guoqiang said, Dong Guoqiang, according to estimates, currently outside the auction market, is likely to auction up to 80% higher than the domestic market price, auction, especially the small pieces of things: lower than the domestic, as in the domestic price of 3,000 yuan, the foreign may be only 2,000 yuan.

Collection TIPS:

What goods can be mined in different countries?

Some experts see the overseas market because of high prices, it is likely to determine the foreign market has not However, market experts are not so sure.

Many ancient Japanese Song

According to media reports, in recent days more than at the ancient Japanese auction, buyers from China, snapped up a number of high-priced precious precious books.

Tsang, General Manager of Cultural Relics, Guangzhou, strong waves agree with this view, he believes that the collection of the various countries and regions tend to be different, there are historical reasons for the formation, the key is the main market, the big money collectors circle formed by the collection common, they tend to determine the species of the region's collection of mainstream varieties.

Dong Guoqiang introduction, Japan retained a large number of Chinese classics, many similar to the Chinese library collections library and university libraries have a lot of Song version, mainly from Japan, from China from the Ming Dynasty began to buy ancient books. From the Qing Dynasty, the Chinese collectors started to buy ancient Japan. In recent years, the private book collections in Japan, and private collectors out of the hands of the Chinese classics, the market gradually, but the higher the market value of the heritage value has not yet been recognized.

It is understood that in the last century, 70 to 80 years, Chinese calligraphy and paintings have gone to the Japanese exhibitions, such as Li Keran, and Cheng Shih-fa, etc., and some major arts institutions such as the Rong Bao Zhai also held exhibitions in Japan, the Japanese market also retained a large number of modern masters paintings.

(text / Figure / Table reporter Lin Lin) 

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