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Chinese and Far Eastern porcelain was highly valued and was transported by camel caravans over the Silk Road or by sea.
The 10,700 pieces of Chinese porcelain displayed here are rare, precious, and thought to rival that found in China as one of the finest collections in the world. The Chinese porcelain collection ranges from the late Song Dynasty (960-1279) and the Yuan Dynasty (1280–1368), through the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) to the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911). This museum also contains one of the world's largest collections of 14th-century Longquan celadon. The collection has around 3,000 pieces of Yuan and Ming Dynasty celadons.[ Those celadon were valued by the Sultan and the Queen Mother because it was supposed to change colour if the food or drink it carried was poisoned.

中国と極東の磁器は非常に珍重された
10700個の磁器は 、世界でも有数のコレクションの一つとして中国で発見に匹敵すると考えられる。この博物館はまた、元と明代の青磁の約3,000枚、14世紀の龍泉青磁を持つ。
それは食べ物や飲み物が毒された場合、色を変えるため、これらの青磁は、スルタンと皇太后によって評価された。