My system is not decent

It has to be said that there is a reason why the chicken bowl cup can become the supreme wine vessel.

Even this imitation product has a very white and delicate texture, which can be said to be thin and light.

The white glaze on it is soft and shiny, and the inside and outside are the same.

The cup wall decoration matches the shape, which is sparse and harmonious.

The colors of the picture include underglaze blue and white, and overglaze bright red, leaf green, water green, light yellow, turmeric, black and other colors.

Techniques such as filling, covering, dyeing, and stippling are used.

Blue and white are used to draw lines and dye the lake stones, flowers are covered with bright red, leaves are covered with water green, chickens are filled with goose yellow and turmeric, chicken combs and wings are dotted with red, and slopes are dyed with green.

The use of color between shades, both elegant and fresh, can be said to be the essence of coloring in the flower and bird paintings of Huang Quan, a painter of the Five Dynasties.

The whole picture is full of vigor and vitality, full of the fun of sketching.

Who can imitate such an imitation?

Also, if you can touch this, how many master-level skills can you get?

Not to mention the recipes of various materials, but the various crafts are worth Chen Wenzhe's efforts!

Fortunately, there was another one here for comparison. Chen Wenzhe didn't hesitate, and he went directly to the one in Mr. Liu's collection.

This one looks similar to the other cup, and feels similar.

"This chicken cup must be a palace vessel made by the Royal Kiln Factory in Chaojing Town, Chenghua, Ming Dynasty!"

The system didn't respond this time, which means that this chicken bowl cup was made in the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty.

The Ming Dynasty Chenghua Doucai Chicken Crock Cup is an art treasure in the traditional ceramics of the Han nationality, and belongs to the imperial wine cup of the Chenghua Emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

This kind of cup has been recorded in many Ming and Qing documents, and it is quite rare.

"Shenzong Veritable Records" during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty recorded that "Shenzong's fashionable food, there is a pair of Chenghua colored chicken bowl cups in front of the imperial court, worth [-] yuan".

It is because of the preciousness of the chicken bowl cup that it has attracted countless people to imitate it.

Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, Jiaqing, and Daoguang generations of the Qing Dynasty were all imitated.

The imitations were the best during the Kangxi period, and they were close to the original in terms of shape and pattern.

When identifying, it is necessary to carefully observe the shape, tire glaze, color and style.

Going back to the imitation chicken bowl cup again, the diameter of this cup is about eight centimeters.

It curls its mouth and lies on its feet. On the outer wall of the bowl, thin lines of blue and white are first used to outline the outline of the decoration, and then it is glazed and put into the kiln. The reserved blue-and-white decorations are put into the kiln for a second time for low-temperature roasting.

The outer wall is divided into two groups by peony lake stone and orchid grass lake stone.

A group of painted roosters hold their heads high, a hen and a chick are pecking at a centipede, and two chicks are playing and chasing each other.

Another group painted a rooster crowing, a hen and three chicks pecking at a centipede, the picture is vivid and interesting.

Such a wonderful imitation must have been imitated to this extent only during the Kangxi period, right?

"If the identification is correct, the achievement value will be increased by one!"

Chen Wenzhe felt a little bit emotional, it's not easy!

It is really not easy to get this kind of achievement value.

And this is also the only work that gave him achievement points after the second appraisal.

After confirming the identity of this chicken cup, Chen Wenzhe felt different when he looked at it again.

It is very common to counterfeit Doucai chicken bowl cups, but it is very rare to be able to imitate them so well.

However, the two chicken bowl cups are not far apart, and with Chen Wenzhe's super memory, he can clearly reflect the difference between them in his mind.

Combined with some materials he has read, looking at the Kangxi imitation Chenghua chicken cup in front of him at this time, it can be said that there are many flaws.

Because a lot of research materials have helped Chen Wenzhe to imitate the flaws of Kangxi into a chicken bowl cup, which is clearly explained.

Now that you know where the flaws are, if you look at them a little bit now and combine the information in your memory, those flaws will be clear at a glance.

This imitation from the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty is slightly taller than the real one, with a slightly smaller bottom diameter than the real one, and the unglazed part around the foot is wider than the real one;

The six-character box regular script at the bottom fills the bottom, with thick lines and heavy colors.

On the pattern of blue and white mountain stones, there are thick blue and white dots, which are not found in genuine products.

By this time, in fact, the work of identifying this chicken bowl cup should also be over.

However, in order to gain the recognition of peers, all possibilities need to be ruled out.

After thinking about it, just looking at the purple on the chicken tail, I knew that it could not have been imitated in the Ming Dynasty.

The Jiajing, Longqing, and Wanli dynasties of the Ming Dynasty and the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong dynasties of the Qing Dynasty all have imitations of Chenghua models.

Although the color and style of the imitation are similar to the original, there are still flaws to be found.

The imitations of Jia, Long and Wanshi have heavy strokes, sparse arrangement, and too large circles. They are similar to the Chenghua style but different in strength, and the colors are thick but not bright. Only clouds and bubbles are similar to Chenghua kilns. It's almost real.

The imitations of the three dynasties of the Qing Dynasty are better than the imitations of the Ming Dynasty, especially in terms of color matching and inscription writing, which are very similar to the real ones.

However, the authentic Chenghua models all have a layer of clouds and bubbles like beads, and the blue and white characters are dark.

As for the imitation models of the Qing Dynasty, under a magnifying glass, it can be seen that the clouds are very light, the air bubbles are uneven, the cyan color of the characters is also scattered, the body color is slightly yellow or white, and the bottom feet are slightly yellow at the junction of glaze and sand.

And judging from some characteristics, it is even less likely that it was copied by Qianlong or later.

Some imitations in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty had high handles and lying feet, with Qianlong's imperial poems on the outside, and the seal of "Great Qing Qianlong Antiquity" inside the bottom feet.

During the period of the Republic of China, the glaze of the imitation was bluish, the blue and white color was floating, the color was light, and the decoration was dull.

It's a pity that many features can only be seen partly, because Chen Wenzhe can't verify them one by one because he can't get started and he doesn't have tools.

However, only a few characteristics of the whole country can also be identified. This is a fine imitation of the Kangxi Dynasty.

This is the benefit of watching more. This time, I have seen the real product and the fine imitation. When I come across the chicken bowl cup in the future, Chen Wenzhe cannot be said to be a great expert in this field, but he is absolutely impossible to be deceived.

At this time, Chen Wenzhe also knew that no matter which dynasty or generation imitated, the glaze color is different. It is a pity that he can't touch it now, and directly learn the master-level color mixing technique.

As for the glaze formula used in the real product, he must have got it now.

In the future, he will need to study carefully and finally prepare a qualified bucket color glaze.

However, you can't touch a Chenghua Chicken Cup now, but you can touch a Kangxi Chicken Cup!

After all, the imitation level of chicken cups in the third generation of the Qing Dynasty was also very good, at least the purple glaze that was later formulated by others was very good.

This is likely to be the source of controversy, otherwise this chicken cup would not be regarded as a Chenghua chicken cup, it should be a clear imitation Kangxi chicken cup.

In fact, many ordinary imitations, especially those of the Kangxi period, do not use purple glaze, but black glaze instead.

If it is this kind of imitation, you can clearly see the difference between the Qing Dynasty imitation and the real one.

However, in front of this one, it is not reflected.

Otherwise, it would not have come here to exhibit, and the result should have been identified long ago.

Therefore, the biggest difference lies in the glaze color.