According to the British "Daily Mail" website reported on Sept. 9 before the auction of Chinese antique bowl is valued at ¡ê 600, but yesterday was the buyer to bid more than ¡ê 38,000.

The 19th century blue and white porcelain bowl is believed to imitate, the original genuine manufacturers in 1662 to 1722 the Kangxi period. Ultimately a Chinese living in Britain were competing.

This number to 379 lots that are not visible, it is about 20 cm in diameter, is a farmer holding pattern buffalo farming in the rice fields. However, the details of this piece online auction after the publication of a number of buyers in China attracted great interest.

Newcastle in the UK auction house Anderson and Garland auctioneers, said Steven Moore, "I sold on auction is not surprised, because I know that bidders how much interest it. Chinese people want this antique porcelain, collections of Chinese cultural heritage. participate in auction buyers have four collectors from China, as well as a London businessman. "

Bowl's owner is the seller's aunt, she is a doctor, now living in Middlesbrough. After her visit to China since the start of the great interest in Chinese art, and 60-70 years in the last century in the United Kingdom bought this porcelain.

Anderson and Garland auction for this auction is valued at between 400-600 pounds, but the auction after pictures appeared online, it aroused great interest of Chinese buyers.

Public buyers covet so that the final transaction value in the valuation and turned over six times, because the Chinese collectors want to have this living overseas, with the inscription of the antique Kangxi.

Britain and France have long been the richest collection of Chinese porcelain tradition. Today, China is in the development stage, are conducting their own industrial revolution, and that by its own strength to buy back these antiques.

Moore said: "People may be in their own home on the possession of similar vintage, and also entirely possible that the value of so much money. There is no doubt that now is the best time shot of Chinese porcelain."