What is the story behind the objects that represent the British Museum’s largest-ever donation? And which are the best?

The matching pair of Ming dynasty Chinese 'fish jars' were made ... World War the family moved their art and antique collection, including the vases, into safe storage. It proved a wise move ...

Using an antique to wedge open a door is insane enough, but for it to be valued in the millions is just bonkers.

Post-Wall, the factory assumed various names and guises until 1862 when it became the Royal Worcester Porcelain ... These Chinese-derived wares with their very delicate palette moved to centre stage ...

If you’ve ever dreamed of being a princess, this doll — with its blue satin shoes, luxe dress, golden locks and porcelain roses — is for you ... One of the most popular toy brands in the 1980s, ...

Don't smooth out the wrinkles; to decorate your home like the Victorian era, you need items that look realistically antique. Continue adding sheets until the entire vase is covered in tissue and ...

The 1,700 pieces of world-renowned Chinese ceramics constitute the largest donation in the British Museum’s nearly 300-year ...

Sir Percival David’s collection, amassed in the early 1900s, includes prized vases and wine cups. “You simply couldn’t build ...

The British Museum has received a private collection of Chinese ceramics estimated at approximately £1 billion GBP ($1.27 ...

The British Museum said on Wednesday it would receive 1,700 pieces of world-renowned Chinese ceramics worth around 1 billion ...

24 x 10 in. (61 x 25.4 cm.) ...