How much is Wang Yunqiao s cricket jar worth, the Ming Xuande year cricket jar

As the saying goes: play with insects for autumn, play for pots. Cricket cans, gourds, as well as cages, sinks, probes and other insect tools are not only necessary for playing with insects, but also for many insect lovers.

The quantity and high grade are the first time in Shanghai and even in the country.

It's the season to play cricket. As the saying goes: play with insects for autumn, play for pots. Cricket cans, gourds, as well as cages, sinks, probes and other insect tools are not only necessary for playing with insects, but also for many insect lovers.

Cricket cans: the most valuable owner.

When it comes to raising crickets, it is natural to think of cricket cans. There was a saying among the old antique dealers in Beijing Liulichang:"Six jade cricket jars for a pair of Daoguang official kiln pastel dragon and phoenix bowls"。

Don't underestimate this small cricket can, it can best reflect the value of the cricket owner, the cricket cans made by famous artists since ancient times are worth a lot of money, which was made by Zhao Ziyu in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, it was worth one hundred and eighty oceans.

In the field of cricket jar collection, there is such a ranking: Yongle Guanyao, Zhao Ziyu, Danyuan Master, Jingxuan Master, Red Cheng Pulp, White Cheng Pulp. Because the Yongle official kiln and Zhao Ziyu cricket jars are difficult to see in the current market, the cricket jars of the Ming Dynasty have become treasures.

At present, the earliest surviving cricket jar should be the Ming Dynasty Xuande Year made imitation Song Jia's treasure drunk tea idiot secret cricket jar in the Chinese History Museum.

Judging from the current auction situation, the transaction prices are in the forefront of the cricket jars of the Ming Dynasty, such as in 2001, Beijing Zhonghongxin Auction House auctioned a Ming Xuande blue glazed dragon and phoenix pattern cricket jar, the transaction price was 600,000 yuan; In 2003, Beijing Huachen auctioned a Ming Wanli blue and white dragon pattern fan-shaped cricket lid jar, and the transaction price was 77,000 yuan. In the 2004 Xiamen National Auction Autumn Art Auction, the auction price of a blue and white eagle and goose pattern cricket jar in the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty was as high as 2 million yuan.

In addition to the cricket cans that were sold, there are also some lots suitable for ordinary players at the auction, such as China Guardian in this year's small auction, which once auctioned a set of cricket cans of Qing Dynasty Cheng red mud, including 2 large jars, 1 cage and rice board, and the transaction price was 1320 yuan. You must know that the old cans fired with Chengjiang mud, even if the quality is different, can be sold for 300 to 400 yuan in the market.

Seeing that people are willing, thousands of good ones are not sold.

It's so old, it's still an antique.

At that time, there was no price bureau, and there was no record.

I also have a Wang Yunqiao car I bought for 3,000 yuan.

It doesn't have to be true, and things at that time won't have colors.

It depends on who it was sold, and if you collect it, it is not 270 to 1200Not sold.

What is the use of Ming Jiajing's lid jar.

I thought it was all heaven, and I stepped on purgatory.