7 Pieces of Japanese Porcelain Worth a Fortune! (One Sold for $10,000!)

Free to browse, $27 to own: the 15-Minute Field Guide to Asian Antiques at Home → https://maylin181913.gumroad.com/l/ntdfz That old Japanese bowl in your cabinet could be worth thousands. Here are 7 Imari pieces to check right now — including the $350 jar that appraised for $8,000 to $10,000. Most Imari porcelain is just decorative, but age, hand-painting, size, and condition can turn a $40 dish into a $7,000 treasure. In this video we break down what to look for, common vs. rare values, and why collectors pay more for complete sets, matched pairs, and Meiji-period pieces. IN THIS VIDEO: - Imari teacup & small dish - $15 to $150 - Imari plate - $40 to $400 - Imari charger (over 12 inches) - $100 to $7,000 - Imari tea set - $80 to $800 - Imari centerpiece bowl - $60 to $600 - Pair of Imari vases - $200 to $7,000 - Imari covered jar - the $350 to $10,000 brocade ware story from Antiques Roadshow Have Imari at home? Tell us in the comments what piece you own and where you found it. Subscribe for more hidden treasure finds, estate sale tips, and antique appraisals. DISCLAIMER: Values shown are market ranges for education only and are not a formal appraisal. Condition, authenticity, and market demand affect final value.