Is a skull bowl valuable? Is there an auction record?

The porcelain of the Qing Dynasty kiln is not high, mainly depending on the process and quality, the better one can be higher, but the overall is not high, generally between a few thousand yuan and tens of thousands of yuan. Thank you for looking at the quality. Please note:

You can auction it, and if you sign a consignment auction contract, it doesn't mean that it is sold. The consignment auction contract is different from the contract for the sale of goods: the consignment auction contract is to help auction the item, which does not mean that it is successfully sold; The contract for the sale of goods is the sale.

Celebrities are valuable and have research value, ordinary people's are certainly not valuable, and there are ...... in the cemeteryThe seal word above,Translated into the present word, it is no Chang Zhihui, how does it not look like a skull。。。 I really haven't seen this thing before. It is recommended that you find a professional acquaintance to identify the Gabala bowl have you heard of, you take a look, and I am a bit like I see the decoration is luxurious, not so simple, maybe it is a folk home?

Many years ago, my dad bought it, and he looked very curious at the time, so he bought it and suggested that you go to the local cultural relics bureau to ask, I don't know if it is valuable, but the appearance is indeed too simple to say. It seems that the seal character is the word of Qin Shi Huang at that time, it is more than 2,000 years from now, I asked my uncle, he said that it is a small seal, but the font is not standardized, no, no, the seal was invented by the Qin Dynasty, but this word is not necessarily the Qin Dynasty, of course, the Cultural Relics Bureau will not confiscate things without permission, oh, some people say that it is like the Three Realms card, I feel like Gabala graphics are very similar, but I don't understand why there is a word Chenghua period of porcelain is a rare treasure fired by Han porcelain. Its most important achievement is the successful firing of Doucai.

Chenghua Doucai porcelain tire is thin and light, the glaze is shiny, the color is bright, the picture is clear and elegant, and the representative works such as the chicken bowl cup, Chenghua Doucai three autumn pattern bowls, Coats cups, grape cups, baby play cups, Tianzi jars, etc., are peerless boutiques. The quality of the official kiln products at the time of Chenghua is extremely exquisite, and the products of the private kilns are also very fine. The blue and white porcelain in Chenghua style for a change, its color from strong to elegant, Chenghua blue and white was pushed to the Ming Dynasty eight periods of the crown, light colorful and elegant, has a high collection value.

In April 2014, Liu Yiqian, the founder of the Long Museum, won the "Chenghua Doucai Chicken Cup" at Sotheby's Spring Auction in Hong Kong for 100 million Hong Kong dollars, once again setting a new world auction record for Chinese porcelain at that time. Liu Yiqian said that the chicken bowl cup will be placed in the Shanghai bonded warehouse, and will be exhibited at the Long Museum on loan in the future, but the specific exhibition time has not yet been determined. "Doucai chicken bowl cup" is less than the size of a palm, fired in the Ming Dynasty Chenghua period, because its cup wall is painted with roosters, hens, so it is called chicken bowl cup.

It is understood that there are only 19 Ming Chenghua "Doucai Chicken Bowl Cups" in the world, four of which are in the hands of private collectors, and the rest are collected by museums. This "Doucai Chicken Cup" was previously in the collection of the Swiss Yuli family, and it was this one that last appeared at auction in 1999. At the Sotheby's auction in Hong Kong that year, this chicken bowl cup was auctioned for a sky-high price of 3.7 million US dollars, setting a world auction record for Chinese porcelain.

When he reappeared at Sotheby's Hong Kong Spring Auction, he once again set a new auction record for Chinese porcelain, which was won by Shanghai collector Liu Yiqian for HK$100 million.

The old ones are a few thousand dollars, and the new ones don't dare to ask for them.

Tibetan Buddhism uses human skulls to make peace cards to ask for peace.

Peking skulls, which cannot be eaten or worn, have no practical use for ordinary people. But it has an extremely important research value for the study of human beings.

Japan returned the cultural relics looted during the invasion of China, but the most important Peking Man skull was missing!

SignificanceAccording to the study of cultural sediments, Peking Man lived between 700,000 and 200,000 years ago. The average brain volume of Pekingese is 1088 ml (1400 for modern humans), and it is estimated that the height of Pekingese is 156 cm (male) and 150 cm (female). Peking people belong to the Stone Age, and the method of processing stone tools is mainly hammering, followed by smashing, and occasionally anvil hammering.

Peking Man was also the first ancient human to use fire and was able to hunt large animals. The life expectancy of Beijingers is shorter, according to statistics, death before the age of 14, more than 50 years old.

In 1930, the fossils of ancient humans who lived around 20,000 years ago were excavated at the top of Dragon Bone Mountain, and they were named "Cave Man". In 1973, the "New Cave People" between the two eras were discovered, indicating the continuation and development of the Peking people.

The discovery of Peking Man ruins and fossils is a major event in the history of paleoanthropological research in the world. So far, there is no ancient human site with such a large number of ancient humans, ancient cultures, ancient animal fossils and other materials as the Zhoukoudian Peking Man site. The Peking Man fossil has become a rare treasure that has attracted the attention of the world's scientific community.

Although Peking Man is not the earliest human, as a representative of the intermediate link from ape to man, it is called "the most meaningful and moving discovery in the entire history of ancient mankind", so the preciousness of the "Peking Man skull" can be imagined.

However, it is precisely because of this that it has also become the object of coveting by some speculators and imperialists. Pei Wenzhong's excavation of five Peking Man skulls and a batch of fossils were strangely "missing" during the War of Resistance Against Japan. This incident became a theft case that shocked the world.

Since the fifties, people have continued to search; Infuriatingly, there has been no result so far. This case has attracted more and more attention from people around the world. We believe that in the near future, the fossilized Peking Man skull should be returned to their descendants.

Its value is immeasurable, and first, it is an important evidence for the study of human origins. Second, he is one of the important pieces of evidence that China is the origin of mankind. Third, one of the important pieces of evidence that proves the idea of "continuous evolution, with hybridization".

I think there are three possibilities for its location: one is that it sank to the bottom of the sea, two is that the Americans are guarding and stealing it, and three is that it was secretly hidden by the Japanese.

Priceless, it is said to be buried in a parking lot in Qinhuangdao now.

There is no need to measure it in terms of value

Only 1% of human history can be known from historical records, and the remaining 99% is the task of archaeological research. The skull is the focus of the research, and who are the three most expensive skulls in history?

The first is the "Peking Man Skull" fossil. On December 2, 1929, Pei Wenzhong, a famous paleoanthropologist in China, led archaeological excavators to excavate the first complete skull of Peking Man in Zhoukoudian, Fangshan, Beijing. In 1941, before the Pearl Harbor incident, the 5 skulls of the Pekingese and 15 skull fragments, 14 mandibles, 14 collarbones, thigh bones, upper arm bones, teeth and other 147 fossils were transported to the U.S. Embassy.

His whereabouts are unknown!

The second valuable is Cao Cao's skull. This person has a big brain, he has not been the emperor in his life, but he can conquer other princes, and when he has no money, he formed the first professional tomb robbery team in history, named Captain Touching Jin. There are too many people robbing the tomb of his own people, so in order to prevent his tomb from being stolen, Cao Cao made careful arrangements before his death, and on the day of the funeral, 72 coffins were carried out from the four directions of the southeast, northwest and northwest at the same time, and buried in the tomb prepared in advance, which is difficult to distinguish between true and false.

I have to say that finding Cao Cao's tomb is indeed not an easy task.

The third is about the Mayan crystal skull. There is an old legend among the American Indians that in ancient times there were 13 crystal skulls, which could speak and sing.

These crystal skulls contain information about the origin and death of mankind, which can help mankind solve the mystery of life in the universe. Is it possible to summon a dragon after collecting them? Or do something earth-shattering?

Hahaha, how do you look like a legend!

Do you think these skulls will be found? Will it be auctioned if it is found?

I really don't know, I didn't expect the skull to be used to measure its value.

There is Wang Mang's skull, and there is also the skull of the Peking ape, and at the bottom of the pit is the value of the Peking ape.

Personally, I think Zhuge Liang's head is also very valuable, Zhuge Liang is too smart and resourceful.

Bai Qi, it is said that Bai Qi killed millions of people, how can such a human head not be cheap, right?

I think it's Liu Bei's, Liu Bei has a lot of rights, and no one in the army knows about him.

I think Xiang Yu's is also very valuable, so many people rob it.

I don't know this, can the skull still be expensive?

It should be the skull of Mayan Crystal, and I heard that it can sing, so it is more valuable.

There is no record of auction.

At present, by overestimating the price of the collection, there are many ** companies that charge the consignment auction fee according to a few percent of the estimated value of the collection, so be careful.

"The so-called 'Cultural Revolution porcelain' refers to the ceramic vessels with the color of the 'Cultural Revolution' produced by ceramic factories around the country in the 10 years from the mid-60s to the mid-70s of the last century, as well as all the porcelain with the typical style of the Cultural Revolution produced later, such as decorative porcelain, living utensils, statues, etc., which are collectively referred to as Cultural Revolution porcelain."

Because the "Cultural Revolution" porcelain was produced in a specific historical period and was produced for a very short period (basically between 1968 and 1970), it has a certain collection value and great potential. At present, the collection with the content of the "Cultural Revolution" is appreciating day by day, and the "Cultural Revolution" porcelain has become a hot new favorite in the collection world. Because the "Cultural Revolution" porcelain was produced in a specific historical period and the production period was very short (basically all produced between 1968 and 1970), it has a certain collection value and great potential.

A batch of "Cultural Revolution" characters porcelain of the capitalist faction are thousands of yuan in the Shenzhen philatelic collectibles market.

At an international auction in Beijing, a flower basket vase painted with the picture of "model play, educated youth go to the mountains and go to the countryside, and Wuqi cadre school" started at $280 and finally changed hands at $5,000, in addition, a 40 cm high and 20 cm diameter of the vertical porcelain vase "*** to Anyuan" was also auctioned for 20,000 yuan.

Among the porcelain masterpieces of the "Cultural Revolution", "Chairman Porcelain" is known as the "Contemporary Official Kiln", which has repeatedly reached new highs at auction and has become a coveted collection treasure for powerful collectors.

There is historical value and a certain collection value, but ** is not as large as other antiques.

In the Song Dynasty, the kiln was green and depicted gold, and the genuine varieties were very rare; Genuine** to more than 1,000,000; However, this year's ** continues to be sluggish, and the genuine product has a certain market potential.