However, although the ornamentation is a typical feature of the early Western Zhou Dynasty and seems to have been unearthed, Sun Zhongyuan still decided to give up. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

Because, this is a high imitation of the Ming Dynasty.

This is the so-called ancient imitation of the ancients.

Supposedly, it is also an antique, and it also has a certain market value, but, after all, it is discounted. This thing, for profit-seeking merchants, is the most suitable for Mengren, when the bronze lord of the Western Zhou Dynasty is sold, the buyer is very easy to eye. But Sun Zhongyuan obviously won't do that.

The bronze forgery of the Ming Dynasty has reached a very high level. Sun Zhongyuan once read the Ming Dynasty scholar Gao Lian's "Zunsheng Eight Notes", Gao Lian is a master of antiques, this book about health, also introduced a lot of antique knowledge, including about the Ming Dynasty bronze forgery.

The Ming Dynasty, especially the late period, was a peak period of antique counterfeiting in Chinese history.

Before the Republic of China, there were three peaks of antique counterfeiting in history.

Northern Song Dynasty, late Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty three dynasties.

The peak period of antique counterfeiting must be the period of antique collecting, and the same is true today.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a "art emperor" like Huizong of the Song Dynasty taking the lead, and the idea of gathering culture was very strong.

In the late Ming Dynasty, there were also two representative emperors, Jiajing and Wanli. Jiajing was busy cultivating, and Wanli was not in love with the court, so he was actually relatively gloomy politically. However, the economy and culture of the people are very developed, and the collecting craze appeared on this basis.

In the third dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, Kang Yongqian was prosperous, not to mention the prosperity of artworks.

This Ming imitation of the Western Zhou Dynasty bronze jue, Sun Zhongyuan's judgment naturally relied on Baoguang. This thing is quite difficult to identify. First of all, the antique boutique in the late Ming Dynasty was originally confusing, and furthermore, this bronze jue was later put into the soil, which greatly increased the difficulty of identification.

"The ancients imitated the ancients, the late Ming Dynasty. After Sun Zhongyuan returned to his seat, he whispered to Kuang Xiyin.

Kuang Xiyin nodded, "I looked at it, and it felt a little wrong, although there were no obvious flaws. ”

This thing must have been let go. There is a basis in this, that is, Sun Zhongyuan and Kuang Xiyin feel that the robe and bottle can basically be obtained.

The bronze lord still hasn't re-voted, so naturally someone has won.

Before you know it, all four things have been gone. There was one last thing left before the big dish.

When this thing was served, everyone's expressions changed.

Because strictly speaking, it's not a thing.

Rather, it is more than two dozen yellowed pages of paper.

Although they were not allowed to be touched, they were indeed neatly arranged, and Sun Zhongyuan stepped forward and counted them, a total of twenty-five pages. This is the page on the rare book of ancient books, the font layout is the same, the thin black mouth, and the poems of Han Yu are printed on it.

This page is surrounded by two sides, there are still words on the heart of the edition, and there are several names below: Qian Hui, Weng Shou, Yuan Qing, etc., and below the fishtail, there are two words "Shitang". (The so-called fish tail is a kind of mark in ancient books, like the tail of a fish, which has the function of prompting and other functions, and is divided into upper and lower fish tails.) ）

These twenty-five pages of book paper, the printing is very clear, the paper is good, and the font is between Liu Zongyuan's willow body and Chu Suiliang's Chu body, which is very neat and elegant.

Sun Zhongyuan saw that there was a page of book paper, and there was also a book seal: Wang Shizhong's seal.

However, these yellowed books and papers have another common feature, that is, they are all broken!

On the margins of the pages, there are traces of fire. Fortunately, the most powerful thing is that it reaches the edge of the printed font and does not destroy the content of the poem, and the lightest thing is that it burns a little bit of the edge.

"Ladies and gentlemen, these engraved pages, the dealer also let me say a few more words, originally got more than half of the fragments, there are nearly 100 pages, but except for these twenty-five pages, those are too badly damaged, and the lightest one is also a small half. The dealer does business, seeking refinement rather than quantity, and only takes these twenty-five pages of light cripples to let you see!"

After Lao Lu talked eloquently, "Okay, everyone, please watch carefully." ”

Kuang Xiyin's most unfamiliar thing is calligraphy, painting and engraving, which rarely come out of the soil. So, he took a few glances and walked away.

Sun Zhongyuan didn't see it for a long time, he was the opposite, he quickly understood, and then went back.

The two of them sat on the couch, lit cigarettes, and whispered. Everyone else is still watching it, and some of them ask Lao Lu to pick it up and look at both sides.

"Gu Ben?" asked Kwong Xiyin.

"This is not an ordinary ancient book, it is an engraved copy of the Southern Song Dynasty!" Sun Zhongyuan was solemn.

"Song Ben?" Kuang Xiyin doesn't know about ancient book engravings, but he naturally knows about Song engravings, "It's a pity, it's not a book, even these pages are broken!"

Sun Zhongyuan shook his head slightly, "Song Keben and Song Keben are not the same. This is the Southern Song Dynasty Xianchun Liao's Shitang engraved book "Mr. Changli Collection"! The following names are the names of the carvers. ”

Judging the "Collection of Mr. Changli" is to judge the Southern Song Dynasty engraving from the content of the poems, which can be based on the paper, layout, ink color, font, etc. The word "Shitang" points out the source.

At the same time, the "Wang Shi Zhong Seal" is the seal that collects this engraving.

Wang Shizhong was a bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty, and the largest was a deputy ministerial-level high-ranking official such as the head of the household department. His father's name was Wang Wenchen, who was in the cloth business, very wealthy, and also liked to collect books.

The two of them are not short of money, and they both like to collect books, so when they collect books, they do not hesitate to work and have a large collection of high-quality books.

If they can look at it and stamp it, it must be no worse!

"The eyesight on this ancient book is also taught to you by Xu Heizi?" asked Kuang Xiyin with a smile.

"He taught some of it, but more of it was taught by Yue Lao. Sun Zhongyuan replied truthfully.

"Well, Yue Shuren, this old master, antiques are not good, ancient books should be fine. ”

Sun Zhongyuan took a deep breath, "These twenty-five pages of book paper, the price can't be low, can we accept it?"

In the rare book market, the status of the Song Dynasty engraved books is high, and in the Ming Dynasty, it is known as "every inch of paper and every inch of gold". Nowadays in the antique market, the Song Dynasty carved book is really rare, if the price is calculated by the page, a paper of ten thousand gold is not exaggerated. The fine Song carved book, a page soared to 50,000 is not unseen.

These 25 pages of the Southern Song Dynasty engraving "Mr. Changli's Collection" are from the Liao family's fine engravings, if it were not for the incompleteness, I am afraid that the price of a page in the market is about 50,000 yuan.

However, if it is broken, it is broken, although it has not affected the font, it is estimated that it is not even worth half price, but, a page of 20,000, someone must be willing to accept it.

If these twenty-five pages of broken books and papers appeared in the garbage heap, it is estimated that they would not be collected in tatters. But the market value can reach 500,000!