Precious: A rare Ming Dynasty vase that had been used as a doorstop in a Long Island home fetched $1.3million at Sotheby's New York sale of Chinese works of art
They had the vase on a wooden stand that was used as a doorstop in their Long Island home.
The owner did not wish to be identified.
In October of 2011, a cobalt blue Ming Dynasty vase was sold for a record-breaking price of $21.6million at a Sotheby's auction in Hong Kong, according to ChinaCulture.com.
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