7 Pieces of Chinese Export Porcelain Hiding in American Homes Worth a Fortune! (Don't Donate!)

Free to browse, $27 to own: the 15-Minute Field Guide to Asian Antiques at Home → https://maylin181913.gumroad.com/l/ntdfz You almost passed on it at the thrift store. That old blue-and-white plate for $5, maybe less. A man in Chicago bought one just like it at a Goodwill in Evanston, Illinois for $4.99. It was later valued at up to $5,000.Today we’re counting down 7 pieces of Chinese export porcelain hiding in American homes right now — worth way more than you’d ever guess. From delicate blue-and-white teacups to Fitzhugh pattern plates, export punch bowls, tea caddies, boar’s head soup tureens, Famille Rose plates, and rare Armorial plates, I’ll show you how to spot the real treasures vs. the common copies — what to look for in thinness, painting quality, color, and crests. Stick around, because the very last item is exactly what that $4.99 Chicago thrift store plate turned out to be. Go check your shelves tonight, then drop a comment below telling me what you found and where you’re watching from! Don’t forget to subscribe for more hidden treasure finds.