A treasure-appraisal maniac

You bastard!

Damn bastard!

Guan Haishan was so angry that Lu Fei was half-dead, but there was nothing he could do.

Who let his pigtails be caught by this damn rag?

He is the general consultant of archaeology and the leader of China's archaeological community. .??.

If the information is made public, he will be infamy for eternity.

The position is not guaranteed, and thousands of people are scorning him. Life is worse than death!

At this moment, Guan Haishan's intestines were filled with regret.

Damn it!

He understands the beating nature of Taoshaifei better than anyone else.

This bastard has no bottom line when it comes to tricking people.

I knew that this grandson was a thief, but why did he inexplicably seek skin from the tiger?

Damn it, damn it!

Now, Mr. Guan is no longer happy with Baoxi.

Everything in my heart was despairing, thinking about how to pay back the money and how to word the report to the superiors.

However, Guan Haishan almost cried when he thought about having to be a tenant of Baolanfei for twenty years.

But Lu Fei in the front row was in a very good mood.

Lu Fei did know that Guan Haishan had the "Jiangshan Sheji Tu" in his hands.

Even though it may look like a handicap, it is a really big treasure.

Not to mention Li Gongran's fame and the value of the treasure itself, the imperial inscription and postscript written by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty is a priceless treasure.

So far, no authentic writing of Li Shimin's characters has been found.

It is enough to prove how precious this "Jiangshan Sheji Tu" is.

It was really not Kong Fanlong who told Guan Haishan this treasure, but his granddaughter Kong Jiaqi.

The old man once mentioned this matter when chatting with his granddaughter.

He was somewhat dissatisfied with Guan Haishan for disobeying his wishes and not donating the treasure.

Lu Fei was extremely excited when he heard the news. He wanted to get the "Jiangshan Sheji Tu" for more than a day or two. \u003c

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I never dared to expose him before, because Guan Haishan is also an old thief.

That is a being who is even more shrewd than Sun Wukong. It is definitely not easy to fool him.

Today was a God-given opportunity. Guan Haishan was so excited by Baoxi that he took the initiative to borrow money from him.

Lu Fei forwarded the news to Fatty Wang, and asked Fatty to beat the drum on the sidelines. Unfortunately, Guan Haishan was not fooled.

Lu Fei had no choice but to use text messages to stimulate Guan Haishan, and then used the text messages to blackmail the guy.

This move was somewhat unethical, but when he thought about such a valuable treasure as the "Jiangshan Sheji Tu", Lu Fei had nothing to feel guilty about.

The Baoxi was photographed with the help of Jean, and after the transaction was completed, Jean gave it to Lu Fei.

Needless to say, this was all arranged by Wade.

An object worth tens of millions of dollars was nothing in the eyes of Lu Fei and Wade, so Lu Fei accepted it with peace of mind.

But in Guan Haishan's eyes, this money is undoubtedly an insurmountable mountain.

More than 150 million, plus interest, it is almost impossible to pay it off in twenty years.

Even if he sells the seals in his collection, including Emperor Qianlong's seal, it will only be worth about 100 million.

The remaining tens of millions also weighed him down and made him breathless.

As for picking up leaks, how can it be that easy?

Nowadays, 99% of the antique market is fake, and it is almost impossible to find something missing in an antique store.

You can encounter some treasures in bulk goods on the street stalls, but that depends not only on your eyesight, but also on your incredible luck.

Even if you encounter one or two good things, they are only worth a few hundred thousand.

A truly heaven-defying treasure is something that can only be found.

Lu Fei had raided so many antique markets but couldn't get a few pieces, let alone someone with a job.

Seamount.

Therefore, in 90% of the cases, Guan Haishan will not be able to repay the debt. In that case, the "Jiangshan Sheji Tu" will become Lu Fei's private property.

More than 150 million yuan was spent to obtain Li Gongran's bone carving "Jiangshan Shejiitu", which is absolutely worth thousands.

What's more, I haven't spent a penny yet, so it's so exciting!

Even if Guan Haishan can repay the remaining balance, it will not be possible in a short time.

At the very least, within the next ten years, this treasure will temporarily belong to Lu Fei.

Another point is, Guan Haishan is sixty-five this year, can he still

hey-hey!

Anyway, it’s fun!

The seal transaction was successful and the auction continued. ??

The next few games were all antiques of Western civilization, and Lu Fei did not participate.

After the intermission, the eleventh inning begins.

The auction items were pushed up, and Peter mysteriously lifted the red cloth.

This time, a big guy appeared in the glass box.

This is a light yellow gourd bottle, about forty centimeters high.

This is the largest auction item so far tonight.

This gourd bottle was revealed, and most of the Chinese collectors present stood up.

The same is true for Wang Zhenbang, Feng Yuanyang, including Jia Yuan, Wang Fatty and others.

Only Guan Haishan did not respond, because the old guy was still struggling with the matter of being cheated.

Except for him, Lu Fei did not stand up. However, Lu Fei sat up straight, his brows furrowed and his expression extremely serious.

The reason why everyone is so shocked is because most people recognize this baby.

There are detailed records of this gourd vase in many historical materials such as "Qing Palace Construction and Office Records", "Qing History Manuscript", and "Old Summer Palace Archives".

This is the Old Summer Palace

A great treasure has been lost, and the light yellow earth color is the icing on the cake. The long-necked gourd vase with the picture of Longevity and Longevity.

The shape and decoration of this long-neck gourd vase with light yellow ground are the classic styles of Jingdezhen imperial works during the Qianlong period. The pattern design is elegant and noble. It is the most stylish imperial porcelain masterpiece among this type of crafts.

When Jingdezhen imperial porcelain craftsmen adopted new techniques developed in Tiandu during the early Qianlong reign, such luxurious and tasteful decorations emerged.

The zadao brocade technique originated from the inner palace workshop of Tiandu. It is a decoration technique that scratches formal patterns on the glazed ground. The decorations mostly use brocade patterns such as flowers and diamonds, and often appear on the outer walls of bowls and plates, while the inner walls are decorated with Freehand scenery is painted in the natural style.

In Jingdezhen, this style gradually became the mainstream and became more and more perfect. It uses needle tips to carve exquisite and subtle phoenix tail patterns, which is extremely gorgeous and intricate.

The flowers on this vase are painted with clear shades of light and shade, and the colors are soft and subtle. They are coiled around the gold-rimmed alum-red pattern [Longevity and Longevity], just like the blue sky curling around the beams.

A variety of colors overlap and connect one after another, and the composition is meticulous and compact, which is really rare.

The decorative layout and painting style are quite similar, but the orange-red Ruyi stripes are more curled and dense.

The double lotus pattern in the center of both sides of the bottle closely imitates the auspicious decorations in the "Gathering of Fortunes" by Italian Jesuit court master Castiglione.

Castiglione painted this picture as a tribute to Emperor Yongzheng in the first year of Yongzheng's reign. He planted a bunch of flowers with double lotuses, lotus pods, and ears of grain. The more he ascended the throne, the heaven would bring him auspiciousness, and his fortune would be prosperous.

Near the foot, there is a band of lotus petals rising up, covered with green and white colors and bright pink and peach red. The colors are used from light to dark, and the changes in levels are very dynamic.

This is a distinctive feature of the fine pastel paintings between the Yongzong and Qianlong dynasties, but it is rarely used for rolling brocade patterns.

Due to its huge size, the design and craftsmanship of this gourd bottle increased exponentially.

Coupled with the auspicious meaning, it is extremely precious.

It's a pity that this treasure was lost overseas due to the catastrophe of the Old Summer Palace. How can you not be excited to see the real thing with your own eyes today?