A vase has sold at auction for £49,500 after being valued at only £80 after its owner thought the cracked pot was worth pennies.
After a bidding war at TW Auctioneers in Diss, a buyer from China eventually bought the antique for its high sale price.
The vase is believed to date back to the Qianlong period in the 18th Century.
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Matthew Brand, the Auction House manager, said: "The item didn't appear to be anything special at first and its owner didn't have any expectations for the sale.
"Having been in sales for a long time it's an amazing sale, it created a massive buzz at the Auction House when everyone was watching the bidding war take place in real-time."
The sale comes after a huge classic car collection worth millions of pounds was sold by an Auctioneer in King's Lynn.
Guy Snelling found the cars abandoned in a garage which included a 1957 ACE Bristol and three Jaguars.
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