Christie's CEO Was "Panicked" Over Chinese Buyer Default, Leading to Private Sale of Ancient Bronze
Eileen Kinsella (2014). Christie's CEO Was "Panicked" Over Chinese Buyer Default, Leading to Private Sale of Ancient Bronze. ArtNet News. 21 March.
| Title | Christie's CEO Was "Panicked" Over Chinese Buyer Default, Leading to Private Sale of Ancient Bronze |
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| Publication Date | 21st Mar 2014 |
| Author | Eileen Kinsella |
| Source | ArtNet News |
| Country | China |
| Region | South and East Asia |
| Art type | Antiquities |
| Subject | Market |
| Comments | "The Asian art department staff had been working on the sale for over a year and believed the price of the vessel could climb as high as $50 million on the auction block." |
| Link | http://news.artnet.com/market/christies-ceo-was-panicked-over-chinese-buyer-default-leading-to-private-sale-of-archaic-bronze-6591 |
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