HONG KONG -- Gavels are falling once again in Hong Kong art rooms this week as auctions resume live public sales for the first time in months, in a further sign of recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Return of saleroom activity also brings healthy prices despite impact of pandemic

A Christie's auctioneer takes bids in Hong Kong on July 8. Major auction houses are reporting robust sales, in spite of the coronavirus outbreak and global economic uncertainty. © Christie's Images Ltd.
HONG KONG -- Gavels are falling once again in Hong Kong art rooms this week as auctions resume live public sales for the first time in months, in a further sign of recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.