A woman in Lincolnshire rediscovered a box of inherited Chinese porcelain in her attic after twenty years. She inherited the pieces from her grandfather, Brigadier Robert Kellie, who collected them in China. After taking them to an auction house, the porcelain pieces were appraised and auctioned. Many items sold for much higher than expected, including one lot that fetched £59,000.
A woman in Lincolnshire rediscovered a box of inherited Chinese porcelain in her attic after twenty years. She inherited the pieces from her grandfather, Brigadier Robert Kellie, who collected them in China. After taking them to an auction house, the porcelain pieces were appraised and auctioned. Many items sold for much higher than expected, including one lot that fetched £59,000.
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