The Policy On Folk Cultural Relics May Be Relaxed: Ancient Porcelain Will Become A Hot Spot In The Market

In recent years, porcelain miscellaneous in the major auctions occupy an increasing proportion,

More and more historical records are being created.

But there is a phenomenon that has been plaguing many collectors,

That is, compared with the Ming and qing dynasties, the ancient ceramics with a long history were always lukewarm at auction.

For this reason, many collectors said, high ancient porcelain sooner or later ushered in the spring,

But how long is that time,

Ten or twenty years?

Is the ancient porcelain rising steadily or is it in a depression of value?

Whether it's some history of ceramics,

As for the related reports on high ancient porcelain, no specific definition of high ancient porcelain has been found.

From a theoretical point of view, to this day, high ancient porcelain is still an ambiguous definition.

Therefore, there are many versions of the concept understanding of high ancient porcelain.

One theory is that high ancient porcelain should refer to all kinds of porcelains made and burned by wei, jin, southern and northern dynasties, sui, tang and five dynasties and song and yuan dynasties, including the eastern han dynasties.

And of course there's a doubt about that,

For example, some people believe that porcelain in the eastern han dynasty, wei jin, southern and northern dynasties did not really meet the academic standards.

It was only in the nature of semi-porcelain and semi-pottery that porcelain in a real sense appeared in the sui dynasty.

Therefore, the high ancient porcelain only refers to the porcelain fired in the sui, tang, and five dynasties in the song and yuan dynasties!

Of course, there is also a folk saying that the porcelain produced before the yuan dynasty is high ancient porcelain.

The latter view is supported and recognized by many tibetans.

That is, "high ancient porcelain" should be a kind corresponding to Ming and qing porcelain.

In time, it was earlier than Ming and qing dynasty porcelain.