Hello everyone, have you seen similar types and styles in the porcelain antique collection?

Divided from the type of porcelain naming, the porcelain in ** is called a furoshiva.

The reason why it is called a furoshi bottle is due to the design of the furoshi buckle on the picture, which makes it seem to be wrapped as a whole. In fact, there are many types of baggage bottles in the form, including Guanyin bottles, lantern bottles, gourd bottles, olive bottles, etc., which can be designed as baggage bottles. **This piece of porcelain can be classified as a lantern vase.

I just helped you check the information related to you, this belongs to blue and white porcelain.

Enamel floral pattern furoshika bottle, shaped like a furoshi.

When it comes to porcelain, it is impossible not to mention the style.

Since the emergence of porcelain in our country, there are not many cases of the appearance of the utensils in the past dynasties, only occasionally there are some carved or scribbled calligraphy, and the content of the words also belongs to the year and the record. Since the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the decoration of porcelain has gradually prevailed, and it has been continuously enriched and improved, becoming an integral part of the porcelain process and one of the important bases for the identification of porcelain in China.

The development of porcelain in the Ming Dynasty is more obvious, at this time the utensils are particularly popular, mainly the year, followed by a few auspicious words and family collections. Not only do the official kiln artifacts have the year (most of the official kiln utensils have the year on them), but there are also years on the folk kiln utensils (a few of the folk kiln artifacts have the year model). The font of the year model has both regular script and seal script (most of them are regular script), that is, there are horizontal paragraphs, there are many varieties, and the forms are different.

This situation is very different from that of the Yuan Dynasty (the Yuan Dynasty did not resign the decoration, and it was even rarer to have the year, and some were only the year, the note and a very small number of official kilns, such as the Inner House, the Pivotal House, the Taixi Model, etc.). The decoration of the official kiln ware in the Ming Dynasty developed to the Qing Dynasty and became very popular, and there were also many family collections, mainly written models, and a small number of engraved models and other various styles. Looking at the style knowledge at that time, it has the following characteristics:

The color material of the paragraph is mainly blue and white, and there are also red in the glaze, gold characters, gold color, material color, etc. The font of the style, the Ming Dynasty is mostly in regular script, and there are very few seal scripts.

At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, it was still mostly in regular script, and from the beginning of Yongzheng, the regular script gradually decreased, but the seal script gradually increased, and the regular script and the seal script became the two main decorative fonts of the Qing Dynasty. The form of the annual model. In the Qing Dynasty, the word "made" made in a certain year is basically missing, but almost the year of "year" and "Great Qing Dynasty".

In terms of form, it is generally a six-character double-line paragraph and a four-character two-line paragraph. There are various forms of bezels such as single coils, double coils, and single square frames, as well as frameless bezels. In addition to the year, there were a small number of auspicious words, dry branch years, and symbols (autumn leaves, plates, peaches, etc.) in the Qing Dynasty.

Yellow porcelain can actually understand the styles of various dynasties, because porcelain actually has an era, and there is also a period of appearance. So they can all be distinguished.

I can't see it, because each of these lines is not too different, and only a professional antique connoisseur can.

I can't really recognize it, because the differences are very small and there are a lot of misunderstandings.

It can be understood, and it is understandable for people who specialize in playing porcelain, which is the most basic common sense, and it is easy for an old player to distinguish.

The porcelain style of the Ming Dynasty is particularly popular, the most is the year, there are also a few auspicious words, the early Qing Dynasty is mostly regular script, from Yongzheng to start the regular script gradually decreased.

Porcelain is one of the great inventions of the Chinese nation, and the porcelain is exquisitely shaped and deeply loved by the Chinese people. I don't know the apex of porcelain, let alone the knowledge of various dynasties.

To be honest, if you have the money, you won't sell the collection, so you don't have to bother so much, as long as you can sell the collection and pay some fees.