15/09/2026
清中期、高端紫砂古壺。
蟲鳥文。
手工篆刻、不是用印章打的。
底款：澹然齋。
手工六接、古壺欣賞。
沒有看過真的，你不會知道外面這麼多的假的。
曾經去過許多愛茶愛壺的收藏大咖家中喝茶，最常發生的笑話就是，一整個屋內上千的收藏，居然，看不到兩隻真的手工壺。
原因就在，沒有人知道底款是用篆刻的，大家都拿印章的書出來比對，結果顯而易見。
參數是假的，你買的東西對照下去，看起來是對的，其實你又掉進了韭菜的大坑了。
如果、出書的人，自己也不知道底部落款是用篆刻的，以訛傳訛，大家一起掉到坑裡頭去。
萬一，出書的人，自己是故意而為之，只是為了賣他手中的茶壺，那就不是笨，而是壞，結局就是非常慘烈了。
我們的宮廷御窯瓷器，包含宮廷家具，照片大量出現在淘寶、樂天、各式各樣的網絡的封面，當成招攬客人的敲門磚，對我們造成很大的困擾。
只好一樣一樣把真品的短視頻，正確的介紹給好朋友們認識。
大家一定要養成貨到付款、眼見為憑的習慣，不要看到價格低廉，就往下跳。
Mid-Qing Dynasty
High-Grade Antique Zisha Teapot
Decorated with bird-and-insect script, the inscriptions were individually hand-incised in seal script rather than impressed with a stamp.
Base mark: “Danranzhai” (澹然齋)
Constructed entirely by hand from six joined clay slabs, this is a fine example of traditional square-form Zisha craftsmanship.
Without having seen genuine examples, it is difficult to understand just how many questionable or imitation pieces are circulating in the market.
Over the years, we have visited the homes of many prominent collectors of tea and teapots. One of the most common surprises is to see an entire room filled with hundreds or even thousands of pots, yet hardly two that appear to be genuinely hand-built examples.
One important reason is the treatment of the base mark.
Many collectors do not realize that marks of this type were hand-carved in seal script. Instead, they compare them against reference books devoted to impressed seals. The result is predictable.
If the reference standard itself is wrong, an object may appear to match perfectly — while the collector has simply fallen into another trap.
If the author of a reference book genuinely did not know that the mark should be hand-incised, then misinformation may simply have been repeated from one generation of collectors to the next.
But if such information were knowingly distorted in order to promote or sell particular teapots, that would no longer be a matter of ignorance, but of deception — with potentially serious consequences.
Photographs of our imperial porcelains and court furniture have also appeared extensively on Taobao, Rakuten, and other online marketplaces, sometimes being used as promotional images to attract buyers. This has caused considerable difficulty for us.
For that reason, we are gradually producing short videos of the actual objects, introducing them correctly and allowing our friends and followers to study them directly.
When purchasing antiques online, develop the habit of verifying the actual object before payment whenever possible.
Do not jump simply because the price looks attractive.
Collection of the Xifu Yaji Private Museum
