In the later period, there was often such a "back" on porcelain. Such characteristics could help identify the age of porcelain.

In addition to the porcelain made in the "Chenghua" style, Xia Yu also brought a blue and white bowl with the "Made in the Jiajing Period of the Ming Dynasty" style and a folded blue and white bowl with the "Made in the Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty".

And a blue and white bowl "made in the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty", but the signature of this "Xuande" blue and white bowl is not at the bottom, but in the heart of the bowl. The bottom is just a single circle of blue and white, without any signs.

This also greatly aroused the curiosity of several people, and they also started discussions and exchanges.

Xia Yu also revealed that these porcelains all come from the same place.

There is no need to specifically state that it is on the shipwreck, as many people understand it.

From this, it can basically be judged that this shipwreck was from the Tianqi period or the early Chongzhen period.

The economic value is not very high, but the historical, cultural and academic value is quite high.

If you can thoroughly study the shipwreck, you can write it into a paper and publish it, or even publish a book.

But Xia Yu had no intention of taking the postgraduate entrance examination or publishing a book, and he had no intention of taking out all the cultural relics on the shipwreck for the time being.

I took out these porcelains first and asked them to help me with the appraisal.

Finally, it was confirmed that the economic value of this wreck was not high.

He chose all of them, the best quality among shipwreck porcelain.

Just as the old people in the antique industry, Bai Gaorui and Bai Gaoze judged that the market price of this type of porcelain will not exceed 50,000 yuan. There is no gold or silver on it.

Xia Yu simply didn't have too many ideas and didn't want to sell them out and sell them. Just store them yourself first.

But he had nothing to be depressed, and he was already quite lucky to salvage the wreck with cultural relics.

Xia Yu did not intend to hand over these porcelains to Bai Gaoze to other collectors, and gave him a "Chenghua" model to collect.

If the other people who see each other, they will be prepared to take them back to the mainland, but they will not give them to Bai Gaorui for now. If you want to bring such porcelain, it will be a bit troublesome if you pass the test normally.

In Hong Kong City, trading such cultural relics will be particularly free.

Bai Gaoze had no intention of persuading him to take action. A piece of Yuan blue and white porcelain could be worth hundreds of pieces, such as the folk kiln supporting porcelain.

The purpose of Bai Gaorui and his team's trip was not this, but a few pieces of Yuan blue and white.

The high-foot cup and the jade pot spring bottle are both excellent products. It is a blessing in life to be able to get started with it yourself.

Bai Gaorui also wanted to take it over and play with it for a while at night, and then send it over before returning to Yuhai tomorrow.

Anyway, it's Xia Yu's things, if he has no objection, Bai Gaoze will be fine. Even if Xia Yu takes them back now, he has no room for refutation.

Staying at Bai Gaoze's house until late at night, several people were preparing to say goodbye.

It took only ten minutes for the house in Qianwan to pass by. Bai Gaoze called Bai Hanfei to drive them over in person.

After returning home, Bai Gaorui didn't want to sleep, so he continued to taste and play with a few rare treasures of Yuan blue and white. The Gaofoot Cup alone was particularly interesting to plate.

Bai Yujiao and Xia Yu didn't advise him much, and there was only this time. Yuan blue and white porcelain was particularly popular.
Chapter completed!