Art collection auction
Song Zhuxi's "Answer to Lin Xuanzhi": "We must do a normal thing to see this matter, and the simple head will go, and the natural effect will be seen over time, and there is no need to make such a fuss. ”
In traditional Chinese culture, fuss is generally described as being too surprised by the unsurprising thing, so what do we call it that surprises people? In today's "Art Collection Auction" program, we will take you to see it together.
The first treasure bearer, Ms. Sun, brought a piece of fine porcelain bought back during the trip, this piece of porcelain is warm and delicate, such as ice like jade, glazed smooth, deeply loved by experts and guests. In 2020, Xiamen Poly auctioned a piece of pink-blue glazed porcelain from the Meiyintang period, similar in shape, and auctioned about 240,000 yuan, that the treasure holder brought this porcelain is worth a lot, we looked at the scene.
The second treasure bearer brought a grape-shaped seal of Qingtian stone, which was warm, colorful and hard. The outer skin of this collection is purple-red, and the interior is a green grape-shaped round grain, which is similar to another pot-style collection brought by the treasure holder.
The expert teacher explained that this is the dragon egg stone in the Qingtian Stone, because there is a grape style and a grape jelly inside, so what kind of story does this magical and exquisite two stones have?
The third treasure holder brought a pastel dragon ear bottle, this collection is painted with children's playful patterns, the picture is rich, the form is interesting, flowers, trees, travertine echo each other, the ornamentation is evenly distributed, the color is gorgeous, it is a large piece of treasure porcelain, which was also bought by Tibetan friends at a high price.
As we all know, each era has the characteristics and painting methods of each era, so which era is unique to this porcelain in terms of baby play patterns? Is it a fine product, and is it not called large and fine?
The fourth treasure bearer brought a small and exquisite family heirloom object, this collection resembles a pipa, the surface of the collection is carved with bangs playing with golden toad patterns, and after opening, it is hidden inside, with rods and scales.
Experts say that this is a small rod scale, also known as a hammer, which is a precision scale used to weigh gold, silver, precious medicines and spices in the old days, because of its exquisite materials, fine workmanship, unique skills, and is also regarded as a very high-grade collectible.