Beijing's Panjiayuan Market: an Oriental Goldmine

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Beijing's Panjiayuan Market is China's largest garden of treasures. Here you will find calligraphy and paintings, jade works,bronze wares, porcelain, furniture antiquarian books, folk jewelry and other old items of every conceivable type, every one saturated with Chinese culture. Foreign and native visitors alike congregate here every weekend. Buying and selling alike, the market does a roaring trade, making it the place to go for buying and authenticating antiques for collection.This album is an introduction to Panjiayuan, including what it is like, how it operates, its major goods, common sense in authentication and how to bargain. And there's a tale or two of collectors who came to Panjiayuan and struck gold ...