Why does the value of ancient porcelain collections only rise and not fall?

I think there's a big reason for this. Very few ancient porcelain pieces have survived intact to the present day. So now the value of the collection is getting higher and higher, we all know that porcelain itself is fragile, even if there are people collecting now, but the total amount will be less and less.

The artistic value of porcelain is high. Both the shape of the porcelain and the patterns on the porcelain are highly artequential and are indispensable for appreciation and worship today. In porcelain, we can see how clever the wisdom of the ancients was, and how high their artistic development was.

There is also a strong sense of history in porcelain, through these beautiful porcelain, we can know what the living standard of the ancients was like at that time, and even know their sunrise life. Our current porcelain craftsmanship has declined, and it is difficult to reproduce the porcelain style of the past. Porcelain is the pride of our country, and China was once civilized with porcelain, so ancient porcelain is even more worthy of collection.

Scarcity is expensive. The older the antique collection, the higher the value.

China's Chinese civilization has been in full swing for 5,000 years, with constant wars and frequent changes of dynasties, and the new dynasty has always suppressed the old dynasty as much as possible. Natural and man-made disasters occur from time to time. Wait a minute.

For these reasons, its collection value is more and more precious. Because it is pottery, it is fragile and fragile, not easy to store, and difficult to carry. Therefore, there are fewer and fewer of them that have been handed down to this day, and most of them are funerary goods. The days of isolation have been able to survive forever to this day.

Porcelain has a high ornamental value. The development of ceramics in China is highly developed, and appreciating ceramics is not only to see the history, but also to see the paintings, texts, and rich heritage.

Behind every piece of porcelain there may be a touching story. Its ornamental value is highly sought after.

Nowadays, there are many wealthy people, and there are many people who collect antiques. It is often priceless and hard to find.

And now most of the historical porcelain has been stored in the National Museum. There are even fewer folk circulation. The exploitable tomb is almost developed, and I am afraid that it will be difficult for us to see the real thing again for a long time to come.

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