What priceless porcelain do you know?

There must be antiques handed down from ancient times, and then there are some more famous places to make porcelain, but it must be more than a certain number of years before it will be valuable, if it is modern porcelain, it may not be of any value.

The celadon of the Tang Dynasty, the secret color porcelain, and the porcelain handed down from ancient times such as enamel color are all priceless, and their production process is no longer available today.

I know that blue and white porcelain and Tang Sancai are particularly valuable porcelain, and Tang Sancai is particularly rare in quantity so far, especially valuable.

Tang Dynasty Yue kiln secret color porcelain. Great Zhou firewood kiln porcelain. Song Dynasty Ru, Ge, Guan, Ding, Jun, Jianzhan.

Yuan Dynasty blue and white, glaze red, Shufu egg white glaze, three colors. Ming Dynasty Yongxuan blue and white, Ji red, Ji blue, Chenghua Doucai, five colors, Dehua white porcelain. Qing Dynasty Kang, Yong, dry enamel, pastel.

For more than 30 years, I have collected a number of pieces of Minjiao porcelain. I was scolded more than 10,000 times. It is better to go into Deyang and ask the family to find Qiu Xiaojun for identification, because the appraisal results take four pieces to identify two true and two false.

The collection has a hidden collection! When you want to sell, it's fake, and when you buy, it's true! But it is beneficial to the third generation of grandchildren, my grandson knows the concept of baby when he is three years old!

It's worth years of hard work.

What porcelain is worth in China depends on whose hands it is, the porcelain in the hands of the poor will be as worthless as your identity, and if the same thing is in the hands of the rich and powerful, it will become priceless, we Chinese look at the face and do not look at whether the porcelain is valuable,

A lot of porcelain is actually priceless. I know a lot of priceless porcelain, although I think those porcelains have the necessity and value of their existence, and their value is also real, very high.

Ancient Chinese porcelain is not valuable, because the country has no value preservation for various dynasties, official kilns, private kilns, and porcelain, so it is worthless, and foreign propaganda refers to the deer as a horse

For example, some official kilns in ancient times, as well as old porcelain, are more valuable.

I collected some antiques, but they were all missing. Yue kiln pan bottle, early Ming Dynasty plum bottle, there are a lot, but it is not easy to shoot.

A lot of porcelain is sky-high, and this kind of porcelain is now generally in the Forbidden City or some exhibition halls.

Yongxuan red, white and blue, Chenghua teasing color, Jiawan five colors, all kinds of color porcelain enamel color and pastel of the Qing Dynasty.

There is a fist-sized teapot at home, which my grandfather said is soaked in ginseng, with red and green figures of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, and a twisted copper wire.

There is a small bowl of flowers for sale, which is still in the folk, the tire is thin, the color is gorgeous, and the chicken bowl cup is sheng.

Chenghua Doucai Ji Ruyi Bowl is a priceless treasure;

The chicken bowl cup fooled the world.

Those porcelains are worth a fortune, and the enamel porcelain is worth a fortune.

Now Tang Sancai can make the same as in ancient times; Some of the crafts have been lost;

Yuan blue and white pot, Song Dynasty Ru kiln, Ming Chenghua Doucai chicken bowl cup.

I have a celadon jar, and I don't know if it's from that era.

Value and IQ are inversely proportional, and the more stupid you are, the more valuable you are.

Ancient rhino dust glazed porcelain, Tang Dynasty blue and white porcelain.

<> Yuan blue and white glaze red figure boat-shaped water injection.

You are an imitation of the late period of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

I have a terracotta figure, one I don't know if it's true or not.

Firewood kiln, Ru kiln, official kiln, Chenghua Doucai.

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