Asian Art Week sales achieved a combined total of HK$872.2M / US$111.3M

Highest Asian Art Spring Season Total Since 2018.

Christie’s Hong Kong Spring 2026 Asian Art Week achieved a combined total of HK$872,202,640 / US$111,308,233.

The auctions of Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy and Fine Chinese Modern and Contemporary Ink Paintings totalled HK$259,609,890 / US$33,123,963 – up 15% versus the same period last year, reflecting sustained demand for the category.

The auctions of Christie’s Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art totalled HK$612,592,750 / US$78,177,494, with an overall hammer price of 174% above the low estimate, recording the highest seasonal sale total since 2017.

These results once again underscore the strength and depth of Christie’s Asian Art cluster and reaffirm Christie’s position as the auction house of reference for prestigious Asian Art collections and masterpieces.

As Christie’s celebrates its 40th anniversary in Asia, the strong results of the Hong Kong Spring 2026 Asian Art Week stand as a testament to its longstanding commitment to the region and the trusted relationships Christie’s specialist teams have built with collectors both locally and internationally.

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