Qing dynasty porcelain hexagonal hat tube?

The hat tube, as its name implies, is an instrument for officials to place official hats in the middle of Qing Dynasty. Later, its use changed, and it became a vessel for shelving feather dusters and small painting axes, a necessary thing for women to get married and the furnishings of many families. It came into being in Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty and flourished in the late Qing Dynasty and even the Republic of China. However, in Jiaqing and Daoguang periods, Yunlong pastel yellow hat, Hua Niaowen blue-and-white glazed red peony hat and yellow glazed imitation bamboo hat are the best.

The hat tube has various shapes, such as cylinder, square, hexagon, octagon, etc., and the processing technology includes carving and plastic piling. Decorative techniques are also very complicated, including blue and white, famille rose, alum red, gold color, colored glass, light crimson and so on. Patterns include landscapes, figures, flowers and birds, Bo Gu Babel, etc.

As for the cap tube, most porcelain collectors don't pay attention to it because of its large quantity, few fine products and recent age. With the continuous warming of the art market and the increasing number of collectors, people began to pay attention to the collection and research of hat tubes, and related professional catalogues were also published, which is indeed a good thing. It is not easy to collect a pair of intact hats now, in pairs.

Don't underestimate the cap tube, it also has the best, fine products and official kiln ware. Published by the National Photographic Art Publishing House and edited by Shuai Ziping and Zhou Xiaoya, China Porcelain Appreciation Atlas of Qing Dynasty was published on page 3 16, which is the official sample of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty. The container is decorated with turquoise glaze, and six pastels on the yellow glaze outside the container chase dragons through clouds. There are six begonia-shaped carved holes in the abdomen of the container, with exquisite patterns and fine production. This is the best hat container.

"Hat tube" rose in Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, flourished in the first half of last century, and has a history of 150 years. Initially, the "hat tube" was used to place hats; Later, it developed into a home decoration and a necessary dowry for daughters when they got married. With its manufacturing technology, standards and paintings, "hat tube" is full of folk customs in China for a century and a half, and has become one of the antique porcelains that appeal to both refined and popular tastes.

Hat tube, commonly known as "official hat tube", was used by Qing officials to put flowers and feathers on their heads. Created in Jiaqing years, it was popularized in Tongzhi and Guangxu years and entered the homes of ordinary people. Because of its practicality and decoration, it is widely accepted by people. With the decline of the Qing dynasty, from the end of Guangxu to the beginning of the Republic of China, the hat tube gradually evolved into the furnishings of ordinary people.

Hat tube, commonly known as "official hat tube", was used by Qing officials to put flowers and feathers on their heads. Created in Jiaqing years, it was popular in Tongzhi and Guangxu years. Because of its practicality and furnishings, the hat tube has gradually evolved into the furnishings of ordinary people since the late Qing Dynasty. Over the past century, there have been a large number of bottle caps in Jiaodong, and Weihai has the largest collection of bottle caps in Jiaodong, which laid the foundation for the establishment of the first bottle cap museum in China in Weihai.

In the Qing Dynasty, there were many kinds of hat tubes, with exquisite pictures and strong colors, and their expressions were eclectic, including blue and white, multicolored, pastel and monochromatic glaze. The shapes are round, square and hexagon. The theme of decorative patterns is also very rich. Common decorative patterns mainly include figures, landscapes, animals, fruits, flowers, birds, fish and insects. During the Tongzhi period, the picture was bright and bright, and there were deformed lotus petals at the mouth edge and bottom. During Guangxu period, the decoration was thin and contained little powder.

At the end of the Qing dynasty, a kind of "light crimson" painting method began to appear, in which light green, blue and ochre were used to paint on porcelain, depicting landscapes, figures, flowers and birds. Fresh and elegant, like traditional Chinese painting at that time, the edging that was popular in Tongzhi period also disappeared. From the late Qing Dynasty to before liberation, hat tubes generally had styles, such as imitation of Qing Dynasty and imitation of name. And there are a lot of decals, some are full decals, some are partial decals, and some are paintings. This kind of decoration is more delicate than hand painting, and it is smooth to touch the glaze with it, without uneven pen marks by hand painting, and the pattern is very beautiful.

The decorative materials of hat tube are very extensive and varied. Among them, the characters are: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Figures in the Red Chamber, Seven Sages in the Bamboo Forest, Kirin Sending the Son, Meng Mu Neighbor Selection, Dong Fangshuo Stealing Peach, A Garden Tree, and A Baby Girl of an Official. Animal decorations are mainly auspicious patterns, such as: deer and crane in the same spring, deer on the seal Hou, and the colors are also very rich, including red lion, blue lion, green lion and black lion. Landscape decoration takes natural scenery as the theme, including pavilions, bridges, flowing water, weeping willows, ferry fishing, distant mountains near water, streams, slopes, paths and so on. Hua Niaowen was beaming all the way, reporting to hibiscus, bamboo rhyme, wealth and hoary head.