Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art

I was fortunate to have visited the collection several times when it was housed by SOAS in London. The collection has been used extensively for education and research and when visiting with students the curators were most helpful and knowledgeable. Now housed in the British museum in one room the size of it is incredible, when considering it was owned by one person. Not only that but the quality is probably better than that in Shanghai or else where in China. I have seen those collections. Even if you have a only a short while, come prepared to be amazed at what was achieved so long ago. The bredth of the collection is as good as any in the world, you would be hard pushed not to find an example of what you seek. On my visits, the room is never crowded and often I am the only person there, at least for a while. Well displayed and light. Don't miss out on the other Chinese treasures in the main gallery of Chinese ceramics.

David Foundation China Pavilion is a place where Chinese art works are displayed, many of which are handicraft and handicraft products with Chinese characteristics.

In the British Museum, there are not many collections in China, which are of high level. They are worth visiting while enjoying and recalling.

This is the house of the Asian-African College of London University. The China Porcelain Show is over. You don't have to look for this place anymore. He's right behind the British Museum.

53 is not a museum! It's really boring!