Rebirth 13, starting from the big demolition treasure hunt

The lion paintings from the Republic of China were made with cinnabar and were so good that even though there was no seal or signature, it was worth buying them for 1800 yuan without losing money.

The bat lock in my hand is rare and looks very delicate and vivid, just like the real thing.

It should have been pried off an exquisite wooden box.

Ordinary wooden boxes usually only have ordinary locks.

After discussing the price with Boss Wang, he bought it for 200 yuan.

Perhaps because he thought Wu Yuansheng was selling porcelain balls, Boss Song and Boss Wang did not see them placing small porcelain balls in their rooms.

The two of them must have agreed to sell it somewhere else in the future.

After looking inside for a while and finding no other desired items, they left.

But before leaving, Boss Wang also reminded him not to forget his promise to sell the small porcelain balls to them.

To this, of course he said no, integrity comes first.

When several people left, the men in their sixties and fifty were still looking at the things and probably would buy them.

After browsing the remaining rooms on the seventh floor, they bought a few more items.

Among them, Yi Xiaoyue saw a fish-shaped silver bell. The boss said that children wearing it could ward off evil spirits, so she asked him to buy it.

This fish-shaped silver bell is very small and looks like a carp. It is less than 3 centimeters in length and about 1.5 centimeters in width. It is not very old, in recent years.

It's not expensive, only 180 yuan.

She said she would hang it on her clothes after the baby was born.

Feng Xue asked Zhou Wenjun to help her buy a pair of "jade" earrings with the character "囍" in them.

The boss said it was a glass type, but they all knew in their hearts that it was almost the same type.

After bargaining, Zhou Wenjun bought it for 300 yuan.

(If it’s really glass, I don’t know if I can buy it for 20000. It’s still a bit expensive to buy a pair of glass earrings for 300, but the boss only decides what to eat.)

Such things are generally invisible to outsiders.

He told Feng Xue that he would help her buy real jade earrings of this style in the future.

If you can't find it, buy the raw materials and find someone to help process them.

Zhou Wenjun bought himself an old colored glaze bead the size of a longan.

Zhuzi is very open-minded and has a good look at the old stuff.

Its color is blue and very nice.

This glass bead should have been on the top of the hat.

After discussing the price with the owner selling beads, he spent another 200 yuan.

Wu Yuansheng bought a piece of calligraphy and a small "grasshopper" made of red copper.

The calligraphy is written on yellow paper with runes drawn on it.

The content is:

"One is destiny, two is luck, three is feng shui, four is accumulation of merit and five is study, six is ​​seven phases and eight is worshiping gods, nine is meeting noble people and ten is maintaining health."

He was a little confused about the six and seven features. When he asked the boss who sold the calligraphy, he was told that "name" refers to the name and "phase" refers to the appearance.

The quality of your name and appearance have an impact on your life.

There are runes painted on it, indicating that the calligraphy was written by a Taoist figure such as a Taoist priest.

The calligraphy is also very young, it seems to be only thirty or forty years old.

This cost 500 yuan.

The boss who sells calligraphy said that it was written by an expert. Hanging it at home can calm the house, improve feng shui, and make everything go smoothly!

Whether it was written by an expert or not depends entirely on the seller's words, and no one has seen it.

But the content is really good and makes sense.

The red copper "grasshopper" is very small, only three or four centimeters in length, about the same size as a real grasshopper, and it is made to look like the real thing.

Judging from the age, it should be from the Qing Dynasty, or the Republic of China at the latest.

If this "grasshopper" is thrown on the ground, chickens or ducks will definitely peck at it and eat it.

Although the grasshopper was small, he bought it for 300 yuan after bargaining.

At the current antique house fair, the market is still good and the transaction volume is relatively large.

After leaving the seventh floor and returning to the room he opened on the sixth floor, Feng Xue and the others sat there for a while before leaving with the mother-of-pearl inlaid wood box they bought.

They said they wanted to go horse riding at the racetrack.

When the two left, Yi Xiaoyue and Song Yuping followed them downstairs and went home.

More than half of the items were sold. Although only a small half was left, he still planned to stay here for a while and sell as much as he could.

Not long after, a man who looked to be in his fifties walked in.

He knew this man. His surname was Cai. He was very rich and liked to collect porcelain and jade.

In his previous life, Wu Yuansheng often saw him buying other people's things when he was setting up a street stall in the antique city or wandering around without setting up a stall.

When communicating and chatting with others, Boss Cai always said that he missed it and bought a piece of official kiln porcelain or "Tian Huang Stone" or "Mutton Fat White Jade".

In this regard, people who really understand the market environment just smile at him.

In the market, the high-end jade and porcelain displayed on the street stalls basically come from the "Shifo Temple" in Henan Province or "Jingdezhen" in Gan Province.

Boss Cai can be regarded as a "grudge", and people who sell fake goods like to deal with him the most.

Whenever they see him, they will say that they have recently obtained a good collection and call him to see the goods.

Basically none of the so-called "official kilns", "Tianhuang stone" and "mutton fat white jade" he bought were genuine.

These are not the most impressive things. One thing that Wu Yuansheng still remembers is that one time, a friend in the circle stopped collecting and disposed of the collection at home.

I heard he had money and asked him to go shopping.

What that person left behind was a truly valuable item, which could also be said to be an orphan, one-of-a-kind thing.

He said that other people's things were like broken stones, scattered everywhere, and had no value.

After feeling that he was a complete amateur, people didn't bother to talk to him anymore.

Things only have value if they are sold to people who really know their stuff.

If he likes to buy fakes, let him buy them.

Maybe there is more than one person like Boss Cai. He doesn't want the truly valuable collection, but buys a house with the fakes.

Of course, such people will definitely not think that what they buy is fake.

They will deceive themselves and others by saying that it is true. As they grow older, knowledgeable people will read it and will not say it to their faces even if they know it is false.

After all, if you tell the truth and you get older and suddenly fall ill, you will be in trouble.

Sometimes, the truth cannot be told, even to your wife.

This Wu Yuansheng has often been heard from others.

There are many people who are officials or businessmen who tell the truth and are harmed by their wives.

Seeing Boss Cai, he thought a lot.

He just looked inside the room for a while and then left.

I don’t know whether it’s because the stuff here is of low quality or because I haven’t entered the antiques industry yet.

In the afternoon, someone came in and bought a few things.

Among these people were the two people I met on the seventh floor who purchased Boss Wang’s collection.

The two of them were a little surprised to see that he also opened a room to sell items.

Said that the things he had here were somewhat similar to those at Boss Wang’s place.

The two of them were not collectors, they just chatted briefly for a while.

At around 5:30, Wu Yuansheng locked the door and went home.