@sothebys: Why is this HK $6 million sake vase meant to leak? Watch as Sotheby’s Alex Branczik brings the hammer down on this rare vessel today at #SothebysHongKong. Kohiki vases originate from the Joseon dynasty and were designed with daily use in mind. Over time, the layer of white slip surrounding the clay would wear and stain, causing Amamori, or “rain-leakage,” markings. Today, these vessels are seen as exceptionally rare landscapes through time. Learn more about The Hong Kong Sales, continuing 30 March, at the link in bio.

Jon, Whitney the dog’s human :

People are too rich

Les :

some people just have too much money

Ashish Noel🇨🇦 :

Ever heard of a place called Thrift Store???

Dubnobasswithmyheadman :

Looks like a vase i bought in IKEA for £15.

HstryNrd :

Why is this piece not in a museum?

User_747362892988 :

Just a vase I could find at anthropology retail is $45.95 😭

The Gimp :

Some folks just have way too much money 💰 good grief $4.7 million. Yeah I understand it’s 300–400 years old, but holy hell.

Johnfermon Faulkner jr :

John Faulkner requesting $400,000.90 cent 10 years please 2026 $690.00 thank you Sunday 🤣🤣🤣

Lulu 💖 :

I don’t think I’ll bid on this one, thanks I’m out.

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🤔 this particular vase has an evil aura about it.Just me?

nellipartolina :

Ilovlilena :

I think I own something like that!😭

DOMENIC :

lip readers😭😭😭

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It’s all about MiMi :

I LOVE these videos but can you stop posting the prices in your narrative. I love the surprise at the end

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