The person who made the purple clay pot was named Lu Xi, and I didn t know the last word 40

It's not Yin Xixian's. I have one too. I don't know if it's worth the money.

There is a purple clay pot author named Lu Xiti, I don't know if it's what you said.

【Short answer】Lao Anshun system.

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Description] "Lao Anshun" teapot is a product of Chaozhou, Guangdong. It is quite famous in the Chinese pot making industry, with a history of more than 100 years. In the twenties and thirties of the 20th century, the "Lao Anshun" teapot has been favored and collected by mainland dignitaries, and then spread to Taiwan and Southeast Asia.

Many Taiwanese businessmen and overseas Chinese will ask friends to buy "Lao Anshun" hand-pulled pots in Chaozhou.

In the Guangxu year of the Qing Dynasty, there was a man named Wu Xiqing. In the early years, Wu Yutai Tea House, formerly known as Wu Yutai Tea House, was founded in the thirteenth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1887), and the founder was Wu Xiqing. Wu Xiqing loves teapots, but does not make teapots.

At that time, he asked many famous teapot makers to make teapots for him, and some of them asked the famous teapot makers to engrave Wu Xiqing's name on the bottom of the teapot after making it. The first intention is that Wu Xiqing has made a false name for making pots, and the most important thing is to say that this pot is specially used by Wu Xiqing himself, please don't confuse others.

Now take it out and sell the purple clay pots of the Ming and Qing dynasties on the market are all fake.

His plum pile pot is 13 yuan a pot for 90 years.

Purple clay pot, there is a tin word at the bottom, what is the specific character's work, supplement** look at it; This is where you can identify it.

<> "I am a business of purple sand There are a total of 3 Fan Xijun Fan Xijun of Xijun pottery is also called Fan Xijun In 1966, he is now a national arts and crafts artist and will soon be promoted to assistant worker.

He's got a good hand.

His pot is cost-effective, and another assistant Fan Xijun, his pot is also good, but **expensive, not cost-effective, and there is also a Fan Xijun He is an old tin pottery But his things are all workmanship ordinary mainland goods That old tin also has no title.

He said that after 10 years, everyone who made pots for this thing was a craftsman.

In 2011, the number of light craftsmen was 262

In 2012, the number of optical craftsmen was 366

In 2013, the number of optical craftsmen was 511

So the more you go to the job title, the more you have to look at the workmanship and whether you are looking for someone else to do the work. . .

Personally, I think that the pot of Fan Xi (Xi) Jun of Xijun pottery is the most cost-effective, and the pot is not worse than that of assistant Fan Xijun.

So don't blindly listen to the job title and think that there is a good job title and no bad job title.

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Of course, only one is true!

The founder of the purple clay pot was Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty - Jiajing (for spring). "Yu Congzu fist Shi Gong read Nanshan, with a boy named for spring, see the local people to mud for the pot, that is, clear its mud for the pot, extremely ancient and cute, the so-called for the spring pot also. (Wu Meiding:.)

Yangxian porcelain pot Fu Preface) for the spring pot, at that time people praised "maroon dark, such as ancient and modern iron, Dun Pang Zhouzheng."

Shi Dabin, Xu Youquan, and Li Zhongfang are known as the three major purple sand "magic hands" of the Ming Dynasty after Wanli. Shi Dabin's purple clay pot style is elegant and refined, the shape is smooth and flexible, although it does not pursue ingenious carving, but it is ingenious, simple and elegant, and wonderful.