Jai une pièce très bizarre portant une écriture symbolique et une date de. 1382si vous êtes intéressés comment puis je vous envoyer sa photo?????????????
So... the Dutch museum gave it back to the descendants... and now, they are selling it. But of course. Should've stayed in the museum if you want people to have the chance to 'view the new collection through a new lens', madam. Because this 'new lens' you're talking about is the money that will suffice their acquisition by a few wealthy ppl.
Disagree. It is their rightfull property. It is up to them to decide not you, me, a government, a museum, a political party. The museum was never the rightfull owner. Perhaps you did not saw the full video.
@@1516Spinola6040 I am not saying what is right or wrong. Gave my opinion. Now they will sit in the living room of some Chinese billionaire, or if it is too expensive, in a bank safe. We do not know what the illustrious Oppenheimer family did to acquire these items of royal provenance. Maybe they had questionable tactics as well back in the day. Anyway, they are selling everything they own that is of some value. Including that flawless blue diamond. I am guessing they are in need of funds. The items were better off sitting in a museum where millions could appreciate them. Perhaps some museum can purchase them. One that has money.
@@alantes We can not make assumptions. However we do know the facts. Again it is up to the rightfull owners to decide. And it is up to us to respect their wishes.
I was drawn to this as a collector of facial hair, especially variegated examples.
So Beautiful and from 1727 Its Amazing 😯😯
Exclusive Meissen
i wonder how much it sold for & who bought it ??
They managed to do this video without saying china once hahahahahahah
Que hermosa s piezas
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This man’s mustache… wow! Lol
OMG !
Jai une pièce très bizarre portant une écriture symbolique et une date de. 1382si vous êtes intéressés comment puis je vous envoyer sa photo?????????????
So... the Dutch museum gave it back to the descendants... and now, they are selling it. But of course.
Should've stayed in the museum if you want people to have the chance to 'view the new collection through a new lens', madam. Because this 'new lens' you're talking about is the money that will suffice their acquisition by a few wealthy ppl.
Disagree. It is their rightfull property. It is up to them to decide not you, me, a government, a museum, a political party. The museum was never the rightfull owner. Perhaps you did not saw the full video.
@@1516Spinola6040
I am not saying what is right or wrong. Gave my opinion. Now they will sit in the living room of some Chinese billionaire, or if it is too expensive, in a bank safe.
We do not know what the illustrious Oppenheimer family did to acquire these items of royal provenance. Maybe they had questionable tactics as well back in the day.
Anyway, they are selling everything they own that is of some value. Including that flawless blue diamond. I am guessing they are in need of funds.
The items were better off sitting in a museum where millions could appreciate them. Perhaps some museum can purchase them. One that has money.
@@alantes We can not make assumptions. However we do know the facts. Again it is up to the rightfull owners to decide. And it is up to us to respect their wishes.
@@1516Spinola6040 My opinion is mine; yours is yours. Move it.
@@alantes It is their porcelain.
"remarkable relience"? when in ends all in sotheby-dollars?
Please look at my Meissen on my page and let me know its history
old rubbish
Rubbish you could never afford so you are big mad.