Christie's auction contact information

Christie's international auction company

Room 2806, Lishan Building, Chater Road 16-20, Hong Kong Christie's International Auction Company

Tel: 52 15396 Fax: 8452646

Beijing office

Building B, International Building, Jianguomenwai Street, Beijing 19 16 Postcode: 100004.

Tel: (86 10)650065 17 Fax: (86 10)65006034.

Shanghai office

Room 404, Shanghai Center, Nanjing West Road 1376, Shanghai.

Chief Representative: Ms. Zhu

Postal code: 200040

Tel: (862 1)62798773 Fax: (862 1) 627987 1.

Taipei branch

5th Floor, No.369 Fuxing North Road, Taipei Tel: (02) 7181612 Fax: (02)7 1837.

China Guardian Auction Co., Ltd. (first-and second-class cultural relics auction company) (membership system)

China Guardian International Auction Co., Ltd. was established in May, 1993. It is the first comprehensive auction company in China that mainly deals in China cultural relics and artworks. Large-scale auctions in spring and autumn and four "Guardian Four Seasons" auctions every year are held regularly. Headquartered in Beijing, the company has offices in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hongkong, Taiwan Province, Japan and North America. 20 12 10, China guardian (hong kong) international auction co., ltd held its first auction in hong kong, which marked a key step in the history of China art auction.

Since its establishment 23 years ago, the company has successfully held more than 200 special auctions/kloc-0, with a total turnover of more than 50 billion yuan, and nearly 450,000 lots were sold at the auction held by Guardian. Thanks to the efforts of China Guardian, many national treasures, such as "Weng's Collection", "Tang Muhuai Fish Sticks" and "Song Gaozong Health Calligraphy", have either returned to the mainland from overseas or flowed from the people to important collection institutions.

Guardian has been purchased and collected by museums and art galleries over the years, including Song Gaozong's "True Grass and Two-body Book Ji Kang's Health Preservation Theory", which was purchased and collected by Shanghai Museum; Zhu and Zhang Wei's Spring Rain Post, Xue Jia Post and Qi Xin Post purchased by the Palace Museum; The Palace Museum purchased the Sui people's book "Ode to the Teacher"; Wang Xizhi's cursive "Ping An Tie", purchased by Dragon Art Museum; Jinggangshan and Dragon Art Museum in Li Keran.