How much is blue and white porcelain in Qing Dynasty? Blue and white porcelain market in the middle and late qing dynasty.

In the antique market, blue and white porcelain with good appearance is often sought after by buyers. Recently, the value of blue and white porcelain in Ming and Qing dynasties has doubled, and the market has never declined. For example, 200 1, a "Ming Yongle blue and white octagonal candlestick" sold for 8.8 million yuan. Four years later, when the candlestick appeared in Shanghai Hanhai Spring Auction, it was bought by collectors for 20.35 million yuan. In 2005, at Christie's auction in London, a picture of Yuan Qinghua's Ghost Valley Down the Mountain was sold at a sky-high price of 65.438+05.688 million pounds (about 230 million yuan), which was enough to buy two tons of gold in the London gold market at that time. In 2009, in the Sotheby's Spring Auction in Hong Kong, a "Ming Xuande Blue and White Tibetan High Football" was sold for 23.06 million yuan; 20 10, in the autumn auction of the fifth anniversary of Shi Kuang in Shanghai, a piece of "Qingganlong blue-and-white lotus branches wrapped in flowers and streamers" was auctioned for 66.8 million yuan; 20 1 1 year, in Sotheby's autumn auction in Hong Kong, a Ming Yongle blue-and-white flower and plum vase with shoulder branches was sold at a high price of HK$ 654.38+68.66 million. In 20 13, in Sotheby's autumn auction in Hong Kong, a "Ming Chenghua Blue and White Okra Palace" was sold for 1.4 1 100 million Hong Kong dollars, becoming another blue and white porcelain of the Ming Dynasty. 20 14 A flat bottle with red tiger ears in the glaze of Yuan Blue and White was sold for HK$ 63.25 million and became an auction.

The price of blue-and-white porcelain in folk kilns in Qing Dynasty generally includes the period from Hongwu to Yongle and Xuande, among which Yongle and Xuande blue-and-white porcelain are famous for their delicate glaze color, rich cyan, diverse shapes and beautiful patterns, which created the golden age of blue-and-white porcelain. The glaze in this period is mainly the imported material "Suniboqing" with rich colors, with indigo as the main tone. Most tires are white, and the types of utensils are bowls, plates, cups, lamps and other daily necessities. The patterns and ornamentation are ingenious and the lines are free and easy. Blue-and-white porcelain in Yongle and Xuande also topped the auction market because of its exquisite production, and frequently sold at high prices. For example, in April, 2004, Pearl Ridge Mouthwash, a blue-and-white dragon play in Yongle, Ming Dynasty, fetched a high price of HK$ 40,943,750 at Christie's in Hong Kong. In May, 2005, Christie's in Hong Kong launched "Ming Yongle blue-and-white folding technology flower and fruit pattern pier? With a turnover of HK$ 30.36 million, this part of blue and white porcelain has formed the characteristics of high overall price and many high-priced works on the market.