Taiwan museum admits breaking artefacts worth £66m
A bowl, teacup and plate – dating from 15th and 17th centuries – were broken in three separate incidents
Taiwan’s national palace museum has admitted to previously undisclosed breakages of three artefacts from the Ming and Qing dynasties, worth a reported £66m ($77m).
The items – a bowl, a teacup and a plate – were broken in three separate incidents during the past 18 months but the damage came to light only last week under questioning from a Taiwan legislator. The artefacts date back to the 15th and 17th centuries.
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