Tang Yi nodded, this face has to be given, because it was Diao Qinsan who rushed, "Don't dare, don't dare, then I'll open my eyes today." Pen ~ Fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info"

Diao Qinsan can see Liangzi's calculations to some extent, at least he is also famous for meeting, and he wants to try Tang Yi's eyesight, and then said to Liangzi, "You are lucky, let's take a look!" ”

What Ryoko took out was a pen holder, a blue and white pen holder.

It is very large, more than 20 centimeters tall and more than 10 centimeters in diameter. The carcass is quite thin, and the blue and white hair is verdant. The whole gives people a clear and sparse feeling.

The most interesting thing is that the picture of this pen holder is very full, and the painting is also good, but the content is actually Jingyanggang Wu Song fighting the tiger.

This picture can illustrate at least two points.

First, the age of this pen holder should be after the late Ming Dynasty.

Don't look at the writing time of the Water Margin, which was written at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, but this story "painting" that appeared in the Water Margin roughly arose from the late Ming Dynasty. In the late Ming Dynasty, novel engravings with prints became popular, which in turn influenced the ceramic paintings of the porcelain capital.

Second, you don't need to look at the bottom money, you can basically judge that it is unlikely to be an official kiln. Because of the official kilns of the Ming and Qing dynasties, I have never heard of this kind of picture.

In fact, the bottom of this pen holder is not the official kiln model, but only two words: Xin Wei.

This is a dry branch chronology. However, even if there is this "Xinwei", it is difficult to judge the time, even if it is only counted from the late Ming Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, there are more than 200 years. "Xinwei" has appeared once in 60 years, and has appeared several times.

Tang Yi put it down after reading the bottom, basically counted, and looked at Liangzi again, "Brother Liang, what do you think?" ”

"Blue and white hair color, like Kangxi kiln. But the tire is relatively thin. Moreover, the characters in the picture are not very good. To push it back, in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, the blue and white hair color was wrong. Ryoko replied, "Anyway, it's awkward to judge." ”

Ryoko's porcelain level is not very high, and this thing is indeed not easy to judge.

"Why don't you want to think about the folk kiln of the Ming Dynasty?" Tang Yi asked rhetorically.

"If it is from the Ming Dynasty, it can only be from the late Ming Dynasty. In the late Ming Dynasty, official kilns were rare, and famine was everywhere, wars were frequent, and the folk kilns should not be able to make such beautiful things, right? Liangzi hesitated for a moment, and then said, "I even think that this is a high-imitation Kangxi kiln, but it is not in place." Anyway, it's very weird, like an old thing, but it's a little bit different. Say it's a high imitation, right? It smells like an old stuff again! ”

Tang Yi thought for a while, "I think you didn't even dare to think about it in the late Ming Dynasty." At that time, there was a porcelain pen holder, as long as this foundation existed, and the content of the characters in the picture was consistent with the style of printmaking in the late Ming Dynasty, we should think about it first! ”

These ancient stationery items are not used much now, so not many people pay attention to them. In fact, most of the stationery supplies were basically complete in the Song Dynasty. Only the pen holder appeared in the late Ming Dynasty.

Why did the pen holder appear so late? Because it is "useless".

What is a pen holder used for? Fill the pen. But let's think about it, you can't put this used brush in the pen holder face down, right? In this way, the pen will be "poked"!

Moreover, the pen is not going to work with the pen pointing up! If you put a used brush with the tip facing up in the pen holder, the pen will be scattered, then it is not a brush, it will become a mop. In addition, the head is up, the pen barrel is bamboo or wood, and the residual moisture enters the pen barrel and is easy to break.

Therefore, used brushes should generally be hung up.

Then, there is only one function between the pen holder and the pen, which is to hold the brush that has not been used. But unused brushes can be stored anywhere, and it seems better to store them in a box. Therefore, the pen holder, a stationery item, has not appeared for a long time after other stationery supplies have appeared.

In the late Ming Dynasty, pen holders appeared, and they were not filled with pens at the beginning, but were used for appreciation. To put it bluntly, it has a role with putting a mountain and potted flowers on the desk. Slowly, it became popular. But in fact, the enjoyment value is still greater than the practical value.

In the late Ming Dynasty, there were many bamboo pen holders, and there were also porcelain pen holders. No matter what material the pen holder is, first of all, you have to look good, because you want to enjoy it!

"What Mr. Tang means is that this pen holder should be something from the late Ming Dynasty?" Liangzi listened to Tang Yi's "hint", and then asked.

In fact, the pen holder that Liangzi took out, from Tang Yi's eyes, can not only be seen to be something from the late Ming Dynasty, but also a pen holder from the Chongzhen period!

Chongzhen has only been in power for more than ten years, and "Xinwei" is very good, it should be 1631, four years of Chongzhen.

"The official kiln porcelain of the Chongzhen Dynasty is quite rare, but the folk kiln products are very numerous. Brother Liang, you may not know, although the people were indeed chaotic during the Chongzhen period, there were a lot of porcelain from the folk kilns, and many of them were not of low quality! Didn't you just say that Kangxi blue and white hair color? The verdant blue and white hair color of this pen holder can be said to have influenced the later Kangxi blue and white flowers! Tang Yi explained.

"Huh? During the Chongzhen period, the Ming Dynasty was crumbling, and the official kilns were almost gone, how could the private kilns produce high-quality porcelain? Ryoko simply broke the casserole and asked to the end.

Tang Yi lit a cigarette and brushed his thoughts slightly, "This is indeed different from what ordinary people think." However, it is easy to understand when you say it. ”

During the Chongzhen period, don't look at chaos, but chaos also has the "benefits" of chaos, that is, "laissez-faire". No matter! Regardless of the production and operation of folk porcelain. In fact, the imperial court has no time to take care of it.

In fact, the Shunzhi and Kangxi periods were like this, and they couldn't control too much of the porcelain in the folk kiln. Therefore, in the late Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty, although the world was not so peaceful, the development of folk kiln porcelain was very rapid.

Even if it is a war, even if it is a famine, the economy still needs to develop, and porcelain is still used on a large scale. With the rapid development of folk kilns, the pursuit of quality has followed!

Therefore, there are a lot of high-quality products in Chongzhen Folk Kiln! It's just that few people pay attention to it. Because before Chongzhen, there were so many emperors' official kilns in the Ming Dynasty; After Chongzhen, the third dynasty of the Qing Dynasty was another heyday of porcelain, and it was easy to fall into the air.

Moreover, it is not easy to judge the things of the folk kiln. For example, this "Xinwei", coupled with the blue and white hair color is verdant, the average person estimates that it has been pushed for 60 years. Suddenly pushed to 1691, the thirtieth year of Kangxi, I thought of Kangxi Minyao first.

"But the picture of this pen holder is obviously not Kangxi's style, and this Wu Song beats the tiger is obviously the style of the illustration prints of the late Ming Dynasty." Tang Yi finally looked at Liangzi, "Brother Liang, to be honest, I didn't ask where this thing came from, I shouldn't have said so much!" ”