Artist
A Hongmu Brush Pot, Bitong
3results on record
50%sell-through
$9,527median result (USD, incl. premium; 100% observed, 0% estimated from hammer)
$16,186record in our coverage
Drawn from 3 recorded results (2 sold · 1 passed) across 2 auction houses, 2013–2025. What we cover
Median sold price by year typical estimate range median result USD, incl. premium; 100% observed, 0% estimated from hammer method · log scale
Compared with A Blue And White 'landscape' Rouleau Vase A Hongmu Brush Pot, Bitong A Blue And White 'landscape' Rouleau Vase
| Metric | A Hongmu Brush Pot, Bitong | A Blue And White 'landscape' Rouleau Vase |
|---|---|---|
| Median result | $9,527 | $20,437 |
| Record price | $16,186 | $103,401 |
| Results on record | 3 | 5 |
| Years active at auction | 2013–2025 | 2013–2026 |
Related artists: A Blue And White 'landscape' Rouleau VaseTwo Jade CarvingsA Famille Rose Bottle VaseAn Eight-panel Coromandel Lacquer Screen
Where this artist sells best
| House | Results | Sell-through | Median | vs. estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonhams | 2 | 50% | $2,867 | 0.97× |
| Christie's | 1 | — | $16,186 | — |
The same artist across every house we cover — hammer-vs-estimate side by side. A dash in the estimate column can mean withheld rather than unpublished: the house publishes no hammer price, or its printed low is a starting bid rather than an appraisal. Method →
Prices realized 3 recorded lots — sold, passed, and upcoming — results in USD incl. premium; est. marks a premium estimated from the house's schedule ✓ Includes 1 passed lots
| Date | Lot | Medium | vs. estimate | Estimate USD | Result USD, incl. premium | House |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| 2025·05 | 17th/18th century | $1,976–$2,635 | Bonhams | |||
| 2023·05 | 20th century | $1,876–$2,502 | Bonhams | |||
| 2013·05 | 18Th Century | $3,047–$4,570 | Christie's | |||
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