What are the solitary porcelains of past dynasties?

I'm incompetent. I can't list them all. As far as my only collection experience is concerned, I want to tell you a few points:

Don:

Secret porcelain, unearthed in the underground palace of Famen Temple. At present, there are only 13 pieces, which should be orphans. According to historical records, during the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the imperial court ordered Yue Kiln to burn a secret color porcelain. What color was the secret color at that time, which attracted collectors and scholars to guess. It was not until the secret colored porcelain was unearthed in the underground palace of Famen Temple that the world knew the specific hair color of the secret color.

Five Dynasties and Ten Countries:

Hou Zhou: Chai Kiln.

When it comes to solitary porcelain, we can't help but mention the wood kiln, which is above the Ru kiln. This is a batch of porcelain that Zhou Shizong and Chai Rong personally participated in firing. At present, only ancient books are recorded, and there are no artifacts handed down from generation to generation. Is an orphan among orphans. It is even more mysterious, which makes the hair color characteristics of Chai Kiln "the clouds break after the rain and the color is the future" become the eternal imagination of contemporary collectors.

Song:

There is no doubt that Tibetan friends who love porcelain collection don't like the five famous kilns "Ru Guan Ge Ding Jun". Except Ding Kiln, the four famous kilns, Ru Kiln, Guan Kiln, Ge Kiln and Jun Kiln, have been handed down from generation to generation, almost all of them are orphans, and almost none of them are the same (except a Ru Kiln Azure Bowl, two of which are currently in existence, one in the Forbidden City and the other in Britain).

Yuan:

When it comes to Yuan, it's about Yuan Blue and White. A pair of blue-and-white dragon-patterned elephant-eared pankou bottles are the only remaining Yuan Blue and White. Now in percival, David China Art Foundation. There are words on the bottle. In the eleventh year, a man named Zhang donated a pair of big bottles and incense burners to a temple to pray for peace. Because there is a clear date, we should thank Zhang, otherwise there is no evidence to prove that such exquisite blue and white flowers came from the Yuan Dynasty. This pair of big bottles has now become a standard instrument and specimen for studying Yuan blue and white flowers. Really an orphan among orphans.

There are more than a dozen cauldrons of character story lines handed down from generation to generation in the blue and white flowers of Yuan Dynasty, each of which is an orphan. For example, in addition to the Ghost Valley, which sold at the highest price of 230 million yuan in the world in 2005, there are Jinxiangge Pot and Three Visits to Caotang Pot. In addition to the pot, there are "Six Arts" plum bottles unearthed in Gao 'an, Jiangxi Province in 1983, and Xiao He's "Chasing Han Xin under the Moon" plum bottles, all of which are orphans.

Ming:

Blue and white porcelain, colored porcelain and monochromatic glaze prevailed in Ming Dynasty. Let me talk about orphan products.

Yongle blue and white hand cup: this is not an orphan, but it is rare. At present, the Forbidden City in Beijing only collects 4 pieces.

Xuande blue-and-white multicolored lotus pond Yuanyang pattern bowl: This is the originator of multicolored porcelain. I've only seen the literature before, but I haven't seen the real thing. In the early 1980s, some scholars went to Sakya Temple in Tibet and found these two colorful Xuande bowls, which caused a sensation in the world. These two bowls have been placed in Sakya Temple for nearly 600 years, and the physical objects are consistent with the historical records. Orphans! ! !

Xuande cricket cans: Originally, this kind of collection should have been passed down from generation to generation, but Xuande's mother hated her son's "doing nothing" and smashed all the cricket cans hidden in the court, which led to the existing cricket cans being hidden by the people and could not be called orphans, but few of them were handed down.

Chenghua: regard Ming as China and Yongzheng as Ming. I like the porcelain of these two dynasties very much. Chenghuachao's bucket-colored chicken cylinder cup, an orphan! ! ! At present, it does not exceed 10.

There are also Tian Zi cans, which are very rare.

Hongzhi: When it comes to Hongzhi dynasty porcelain, we can't help but say that the chicken oil is yellow, and the quantity is very small.

Qing dynasty:

There are almost no orphans in the artifacts handed down by Kangxi and Kangxi dynasties, but I want to mention that the enamel of Kangxi dynasty is the ancestor of enamel and belongs to the firing period.

After Kangxi, there were almost no orphans, but the artifacts handed down from ancient official kilns were all exquisite, and they also hit new highs in the market and were recognized by the market. Among them, the artifacts of Yongzheng dynasty are the most famous, so I won't list them one by one and give them to the top ten auctioneers for your reference:

1 Yuan Qinghua Ghost Valley goes down the mountain. Transaction price of Christie's in London on July 2005 12 (all without commission):

228,341,978 yuan

2 dry dragon royal enamel gu inscription poem flower stone golden rooster ear bottle. 20051October 23rd Sotheby's Hong Kong,122,408,800 RMB.

3 Southern Song Dynasty official kiln powder green glaze paper hammer bottle. April 2008 Sotheby's in Hong Kong 1 1, transaction price: 60 million Hong Kong dollars.

4 yuan blue and white brocade pavilion jar. Christie's Hong Kong 2005165438+1October 28th, transaction price: 49.9896 million.

5 yuan blue and white double gourd pattern bottle. Woolley & Wallis, a country auction house in England. The auction price on July 15, 2005 was 3.345 million pounds, which was equivalent to about 49.026 million yuan according to the international quotation of that day.

6? Dry-hung powder, green glaze, embossed banana leaves, hollowed-out branches, blue-and-white hexagonal bottle with flower patterns inside. Sotheby's in Hong Kong on May 2, 2005. Transaction price: 47,665,438+05,220 RMB.

7 dry dragon blue and white, dragon and phoenix compete for pearls, and double dragon ear flat pot. In 20051October 23rd 10, the transaction price was 36,336,800 yuan.

8 Ming Yongle blue and white folding branches, flower and fruit pattern pier bowls. Transaction price on May 30, 2005: 32 18 1.600.

9 Ming Xuande blue-and-white Yunlong sunflower mouthwash. 2005123 October, Sotheby's auction house in Hong Kong,

Transaction price: 29,807,200 RMB.

10 dried dragon pastel imitation lotus pond waterfowl pattern jar (a pair). Christie's auction house in Hong Kong, May 30, 2005.

Transaction price: 25.652 million yuan.