Rebirth 13, starting from the big demolition treasure hunt

Chapter 394 Selling Dog Treasures and Recently Acquired Items
On the 27th, the weather was gloomy and it looked like it was going to snow.

The temperature outside has dropped below freezing after a sunny day with frost.

In this city, it is usually likely to snow around Christmas and New Year's Day every year.

In the morning, Wu Yuansheng prepared the items he planned to sell, took them to the storage room next to the management committee, and then called Chen Guangxing, Zhou Anming, Yu Laosan, and Li Xingjian.

Things he prepared include:
Recently, I got some coins.

(Including silver dollars and a small amount of broken silver)

Among them, there are fifty or sixty kilograms of copper coins and copper dollars, 95 silver coins, and about one kilogram of broken silver.

These are worth about 15.

(There are boss Wang who bought and sold his dog treasures, some he bought in demolition areas or garbage dumps, and some he found on his own.)
Some copperware and miscellaneous items.

Among the bronzes, there are the gilt seated Tathagata of Boss Maiwang, bronze mirrors with phoenix and bird patterns, some chariot and horse components, crossbow remnants, broken swords, arrowheads, weights, bells, etc.

He also brought over porcelain and porcelain pieces.

Among these items, the gilt Buddha statue is the most valuable, priced at 10 yuan, and he does not intend to sell it.

Wu Yuansheng found some plates and bowls by himself, and some porcelain from special eras purchased in the demolition area. (Almost 2 yuan.)
During this time, he obtained more than 600 kilograms of fine porcelain tiles from others.

Purchased oil lamps, bronze mirrors, cannon shells, etc. from Boss Li of the excavator.

The hollow copper incense burner found at the temple is the next most expensive and should be worth about 2 yuan.

From the time I bought it to now, time has not passed very long, only more than a month.

Boss Wang also bought these porcelains: a colorful jar with characters from the Three Kingdoms.

Buy Boss Wang’s dog treasure.

This value is not great, the price is generally between 800 and 900 yuan.

The gift box is from the 1980s and is almost a collectible.

Dog treasures are also divided into quality and size. The price of this thing is not fixed. The price per gram ranges from 800 yuan to two to three thousand yuan. Some people even say yuan, but he does not believe it if it exceeds yuan.

I bought it for 1600 yuan before. It is a very beautiful jar and can be regarded as a fine product from a private kiln.

In order to sell it at a good price, he specially found a gift box, which he had found and kept in the demolition area to hold valuables.

There were gift boxes like this from around the same time or later. After seeing them, he picked up a lot of them.

The total price of other items should be between 50,000 and 60,000.

If you sell it for 5000 yuan, they will definitely want it.

He obtained by himself a head ring, a small bench Buddha, a lotus petal-shaped oil lamp, a copper incense burner, and some miscellaneous copper items.

He plans to sell this today.

I bought a jar with the word "囍" wrapped around branches from a young worker from the temple.

I bought it for 26000 yuan, so I just plan to make half of it. After all, it's not a high-end antique, so I can set the price freely.

Some porcelain purchased from Boss Li:
Blue and white shepherd boy riding an ox picture jar (price is about 4000 yuan.)
Colorful character story jar (about 6000 yuan.)
Qing Dynasty flower celadon jar (about 1500 yuan.)
"Shou" flower bowl (about 2000 yuan)
And more than 20 other jars, plates, bowls, etc. (About 1 yuan)

(The current price of fine porcelain tiles is 30 yuan per catty. Together, these are worth more than 18000 yuan.)
Among them, there are about 350 beautiful porcelain pieces with figures, animals, flowers, and text patterns, which he selected individually.

Calculated based on the average price of 80 yuan per piece, the total price is about 28000 yuan.

He also brought 9 of the 7 oil paintings that had not yet been sold, and kept the two that he thought were the most beautiful, one on paper and one on cloth. Among them, the oil painting on paper is a picture of a beautiful woman sitting on the bank of a lotus pond in summer, and the painting is from the side.

The picture on the cloth shows a back figure with long hair reaching waist, standing under a peach tree in full bloom.

Both images are beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

When selling on the website, the person who bought his first oil painting later bought 4 more, and he bought 5 by himself.

The previous fixed price was 1, but Wu Yuansheng later raised it to .

Of course, every oil painting looks different. He was just testing the water before. If someone needs it, he will definitely increase the price.

After understanding, he discovered a pattern: most oil paintings are extremely valuable, generally much higher than the price of ordinary Chinese paintings.

From a visual perspective, the people or objects painted in oil paintings are more realistic and very close to the effect of photos.

Traditional Chinese painting usually pursues artistic conception, and the people or objects painted seem less real than objects.

He planned to sell the 7 pieces he took over at a price of 105000 (the total price is .)
He didn't encounter many oil paintings in the demolition area, especially something like this, which was so well painted.

Wu Yuansheng also brought some of the special-shaped iron hanging pot he bought, the deer-shaped 100ml XO wine, and other folk items.

The iron hanging pot didn't cost much before. When I bought it, I mainly wanted to help Zhou Anming get a variety.

The XO wine, which looks like a toy in the shape of a deer, should be a collector's edition. It's less than 2000 and he doesn't plan to sell it.

Wine like this is rare.

Those 36 wooden masks that I just bought recently.

He was afraid that it would be unsafe to put it here before, but today he was thinking of selling it, so he took it over.

He estimated the price of these to be 15. If the price was lower than this, he planned to keep them for now, and then sell them when he encountered an opportunity.

He also brought the bell-ringing wood, which was about 1.2 meters tall, that he found in the temple.

When picking up this wood just now, in order to understand its material, Wu Yuansheng took a small knife and cut a little along the two edges of the dark red paint. He felt that it should be made of huanghuali.

The diameter of the wood is about 16 centimeters. This old material is more valuable than new material. With the current market price, this piece should be sold for more than 10.

If it is new material, it will definitely not be so valuable.

(He does not plan to sell those stone items, stone lions, stone turtles, horse tethering posts, stone tablets, practice locks, etc. for the time being.)
Although I didn’t bring those with me, I prepared a lot of things today.

When sorting out the items for sale, he had already estimated the prices.

Around 10:30, several people came over, including one more person, Boss Zheng.

He happened to be at Zhou Anming's place today, so he came with him.

Chen Guangxing, Li Laoer, and Manzi also knew Boss Zheng who was engaged in engineering.

After all, the city is such a big place and everyone mostly hangs out in the same circle. We are polite and reciprocate. We meet often and have dinner together.

Seeing Boss Zheng coming, Manzi Yu Laosan even joked with him, saying that there was an extra person to share the goods and let him take care of the food at noon.

In this regard, Boss Zheng said that it doesn't matter, he can eat or play wherever he wants, and the consumption is his.

After everyone greeted each other, they started to look at things.

(End of this chapter)