July20,2025
Considered the finest surviving piece of Roman glasswork, it influenced 18th-century European porcelain and glass design.
These vases are valued for their iconic plum shape and exquisite blue designs. One fetched over $10 million at auction.
A masterpiece of red-figure Greek pottery depicting the death of Sarpedon. Returned to Italy from the U.S. after a major legal dispute.
One of the earliest European attempts at porcelain; incredibly rare and priceless.
A tiny cup but priceless; one sold for $36 million, prized for its perfection and historical symbolism.
Among the earliest examples of blue-and-white porcelain with inscriptions. Now at the British Museum.
Often used as a funerary object, this vase is linked to ancient Athenian rituals and art.