News: China Pottery

Make International understands that a Chinese vase expected to fetch £130 at auction has stunned experts by being sold for a staggering £99,990. That is an increase of 222119%, which as far as investments go is better than any stock broker will ever offer you, which demonstrates that there is value in just about anything pottery, including ceramics

However, the Field Museum scientists and their Chinese colleagues found pottery sherds, stone tools and other traces of past settlements that showed the area's first significant occupation happened between 2600-2400 BC (the Longshan ...

June 25, 2009 --

A new artwork has sprung up in Saltash which really is a load of old rubbish! writes Zoe Nokes.

The eye-catching mosaic in Fore...