Vase found sitting on drawers sells for £4,000

A rare and exquisite vase that was discovered sitting on top of a set of drawers has sold for an impressive £4,000 at auction. The vase, believed to be from the Ming dynasty and made of fine porcelain, was found by a homeowner who stumbled upon it while cleaning out their attic.

The homeowner, unaware of the vase’s true value, decided to take it to a local auction house to see if it was worth anything. To their surprise, the experts at the auction house identified the vase as a rare and valuable piece of Chinese art, dating back to the 15th century.

After attracting interest from collectors and art enthusiasts, the bidding for the vase quickly escalated, eventually reaching a final selling price of £4,000. The homeowner was thrilled with the unexpected windfall and couldn’t believe their luck.

This remarkable discovery serves as a reminder of the hidden treasures that can be found in the most unexpected places. It also highlights the importance of seeking professional advice when unsure of an item’s true value.