Rebirth: I am a first-line antique dealer

Although some divine songs began to be released in this era, the songs Ding Mao sang were still a bit ahead of their time.

This inevitably led to questioning by Meng Qiuchan and Ding Changhui. Ding Mao was startled and broke out in a cold sweat, and quickly tried to explain away by humming casually.

Although the two of them were doubtful, they just hummed casually and it sounded so good!But Ding Mao had already said this, so they didn't keep asking.

Ding Mao, who had gotten through the test, felt relieved in his heart. He should pay more attention to his words and deeds in the future and not reveal any more flaws.

What I collected after that were basically common items, such as Qixin porcelain, Cizhou kiln, and common ancient coins.

In the past two days, among the folklore items, I still collected two items that Ding Mao liked better. Although they were not valuable, they were very suitable to his liking.

They are the old gun heads and penetrating awls. Some of them are of good quality and some of them are more exquisite.

For example, the copper hoop with plum blossoms and seven stars, the tiger head copper hoop, the dragon swallowing copper hoop, the crescent halberd, the ox horn penetrating awl, etc.

Every boy in this era probably has a martial arts dream, and Ding Mao is no exception. He has a sincere love for cold weapons. No matter old or new, as long as they are cheap and exquisite, they will be a little unable to move when they meet him.

Because he received these things, he would also take away wooden poles such as old hoe poles whenever he came across them.

This time I went out and collected some old furniture, but I really didn’t come across any good ones. Most of them were elm and beech wood!

But the ones like Sheng, Dou, and Hu are really good, and all kinds of exquisite and official works are getting something!

Although the harvest so far has been pretty good this time, Ding Xian still feels that it would be nice to meet another landlord's old house!

Because they have no specific purpose and always receive whatever they go, so this also depends on luck!

Even if you encounter the landlord's old house again, it's not certain whether the good things can be preserved.

Ding Mao is quite open-minded about this aspect, so let everything go as it comes!

In fact, there are many ways to get good goods, such as cultural relics stores or reliable auctions, but that kind of loses the fun of receiving the goods.

However, if he had the chance, he would still go to places like this. Some high-quality products that were not available at the first line could still be bought here.

Of course, he doesn't want to collect it, unless it is a special product or a product that he really likes.

Most commodities are still used to increase prices in the future to earn high profits.

It had been a while since they had been out. Ding Mao's original plan was to arrive in southern Shanxi, collect goods all the way along the Henan and Shandong provinces, and return to the county before Qingming.

But judging from the current situation, time seems to be somewhat tight.

But he was too lazy to think about it so much. He could change his plans at any time. If he suddenly encountered a few stores selling large items, he might have to go back in advance!

On the last day before leaving Hebei Province, they gathered together to make some summaries and reported to each other the general results of this period.

He also let Ding Mao know that during this period, Ding Xian and the others had better luck, especially in terms of silver coins, silver ingots, and porcelain. They collected more than Ding Mao and the others!

Of course, Ding Mao only had a rough idea. He couldn't check the authenticity and quality of the goods he received when he was away from home. He could only wait until he got home and take a closer look!

Now that they have passed through Ji Province and entered the territory of Jin Province, they still collect them in two groups according to the previous distribution.

"Uncle, do you have any old Qian Dayang or old jars or vases at home that you want to sell? I recycle all kinds of old people's items at high prices!"

Ding Mao still started walking as soon as he entered the village, chatting with people he saw.

"What's the price for a pair of bottles?"

"Let's take a look at the things first. As long as we like something, the price can be easily negotiated!"

"Then come in and take a look!"

This is a pair of 150 Cizhou kiln bottles, but the painter is quite good, and the landscape layout is more artistic. It can be seen that the painter's level is very high.

When Ding Mao saw the inscription, he understood clearly. The inscription on the back included the year, as well as the words "Produced by Pengcheng Town Minsheng Porcelain Kiln" and "Wang Lingyun".

Wang Lingyun (1871-1933), also known as "Mr. Lao Zhi", was born in Handan.

He loved painting since he was a child. When he was young, he studied Taoist and Buddhist figure sculptures and temple painting with well-known local folk artists.

He once went to Tianjin Painting Village to study art, and later went to Beijing to sell paintings, seek advice from famous artists, and go deep into the Taihang Mountains to practice sketching.

Because he followed his teacher to the painted temples of the Nanxiangtang Grottoes Temple adjacent to Cizhou Kiln, he was appreciated by the porcelain kiln painting studio and the kiln owner. From then on, he made porcelain painting his profession and became an out-and-out master among the Cizhou Kiln painters.

What Ding Mao saw was undoubtedly his masterpiece, and it was extremely well preserved. There were no common phenomena such as skin bumps, bleeding, deglazing, cracking and cracking, which are common in Cizhou kilns.

The process of receiving the goods is also relatively smooth, and there is no such tedious process of asking and bargaining, delivering and bargaining.

When he got back to the car, Ding Mao discovered that Ding Changhui was also loading a piece of porcelain in the car, and he could see that it was a light crimson-colored scroll vat!

After handing these two pieces of porcelain to Ding Changhui, he immediately climbed onto the bed of the carriage to take a closer look at the scroll vat, because he felt that it should be made by a famous artist!

Sure enough, the inscription was written by Xueli Taoist Cheng Men, and the seal was: Men.

Ding Mao immediately became excited. This was a work by Cheng Men, a famous porcelain painter in the late Qing Dynasty.

Cheng Men, also known as Zengpei, whose courtesy name was Songsheng and whose nickname was Xueli, was from Yixian County. His birth date is unknown and he died in 1908.

He was good at calligraphy and painting, and was good at landscapes, figures, flowers, insects, fish, birds, and animals. During the Xianfeng and Tongzhi periods, he was famous all over the country and was recognized as the number one master of light crimson color.

Most of his handed down works are mainly in light crimson color, with a small amount of blue and white porcelain.

"How much did you pay?"

Ding Mao felt a little excited in his heart. This was something he never dared to dream about.

In his previous life, perhaps because he started working late, in short, he had only seen some pictures of some of Cheng Men's works on various platforms and websites, but not a single one of them in real form!

Ding Changhui saw that although Ding Mao's voice was low, his expression was full of excitement, and he guessed that he was seeing something good.

"Sister Chan talked with that person for a long time, and finally charged 260 yuan!"

Because there were still people surrounding the advertisement at this time, Ding Changhui spoke in an equally soft voice, almost whispering to Ding Mao.

"Qingchan Niu!"

Ding Mao was filled with emotion!

Now, less than a year after being reborn, everyone’s works have been received, including Wang Qi, Deng Bishan, and Cheng Men!

The works of Wang Bu, Wang Dafan, Liu Yucen, Wang Yeting, Bi Botao and others may no longer be a luxury!

I carefully inspected the entire cylinder and found that it was indeed an old door-opening object and that it was complete and had no flaws.

Satisfied, Ding Mao put it back into the packaging box and placed it properly where it would be least likely to be bumped!