A Chinese vase with a £1,800 estimate stunned bidders at a Fellows auction in Birmingham, England. The 14-inch-high wucai fish vase was decorated with orange, green, yellow and blue carp, seaweed, lotus blossoms, grasses and other designs. It was thought to be a copy of a vase made between 1521 and 1567. But some bidders realized it was not a copy. Bidders by phone, online and in the room fought it out until a phone bidder won the vase for £810,000 or $1,007,547 (hammer price). That is 450 times estimate, probably a record of some sort.