Legend has it that after the cannon of the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the Qing Dynasty, Nanjing Jiangning Weaving Factory suddenly lost its direction, and the robes originally made for the princes and grandchildren in the Forbidden City suddenly became "pit goods". In order to make a living, craftsmen had to dispose of those robes at low prices, some of them were sent to flea markets, some were sold to foreigners, and some were transferred to theatrical troupes. Later, there was a golden dragon robe with five claws, which experienced ups and downs and was reduced to a troupe. Later, I somehow went to the antique market, because the dragon robe was affixed with the seal of the troupe, and everyone regarded it as a costume. One day, a treasure hunter saw through its origin and bought this dragon robe at a low price of several hundred yuan. Later, it changed hands for 50,000 to 60,000, which is said to be cheap. This story happened shortly after the opening of Huabao Building.
Huabaolou, as one of the most famous antique markets in Shanghai and the first phase of Yuyuan Mall, was completed and opened to the public on August 1994. The gate faces the old street in Shanghai and is adjacent to the gate of the Old Town God Temple. The plaque of "Huabaolou" is Mo Bao, the late scholar Zhou Gucheng. This three-story building imitates the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with eaves and walls and carved patterns. The main entrance building has a plaque inscribed by Gu, a famous master of ancient books, and there is an antique stage in the building. The whole building is resplendent and magnificent.
The name of Huabaolou Market is "Yuyuan Mall Arts and Crafts Company", which was first opened in the main hall of Chenghuang Temple. After the completion of Huabaolou, the original name gradually faded, and Huabaolou became a catchy common name. Huabao Building has three floors above ground, and its pavement deals in gold jewelry, jade jewelry, Four Treasures of the Study, ceramic utensils, etc. The second floor is mainly made of soft arts and crafts, such as China silk, local famous embroidery, blue printed cloth, craft clothes and tapestries. The third floor is dominated by Dong's paintings and sculptures, and various artistic networking activities are held irregularly. The antique market is located in the basement of Huabaolou. When it opened in August, 1994 was called "Old Handicraft Market". At the beginning of 1995, it was renamed Huabaolou Antique Market. The business model is indoor shops, and each shop has its own business characteristics, ranging from a few square meters to dozens of square meters. There are all kinds of businesses, and traditional antiques can be found here. Modern facilities and management are first-class: escalators, central air conditioning, computer monitoring, foreign currency exchange, credit card cashier, foreign language shopping guide and international consignment.
Dongtai Road Antique Market
The official name of Dongtai Road Antique Market is "liouhe rd Old Handicraft Market". Dongtai Road (north-south direction) intersects with liouhe rd (east-west direction). Because Dongtai Road is famous for its length, it is commonly known as Dongtai Road Antique Market, or "Dongtai Road" for short.
Dongtai Road Antique Market is the first old handicraft market approved by Shanghai Cultural Relics Management Committee under its supervision. It is famous at home and abroad, and is known as the Liulichang in Shanghai. It used to be a flower and bird market, and it became a market around 1983, and then it gradually became cold. 1In the spring of 986, Huiji Road, which crosses South Tibet Road, spontaneously formed the earliest cultural relics market in Shanghai. After several bans, it revived. 1988, under the sponsorship of the Municipal Cultural Management Committee, the Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce, the Municipal Public Security Bureau and other departments, the individual antique vendors in Huiji Market were introduced into the deserted flower and bird market in Dongtai Road, and the "liouhe rd Old Handicraft Market" was established here. There are about 140 self-employed households with stalls in this market, which are combined with street kiosks and shops. Through the glass of those kiosks, you can see colorful antique cultural relics, coupled with antiques hanging outside the kiosks, forming a unique antique landscape on the beach. There is a market every day, mainly for foreigners living in Shanghai and travel teams. There are many kinds of business projects, including traditional ceramics, treasures, jade, sculpture, calligraphy and painting inscriptions, modern books, stamps, currency, utensils, arts and crafts, etc. Even the old clocks, phonographs, knives, forks and silver plates since the opening of Shanghai. In recent years, many foreign operators have flocked to sell local special handicrafts. There are many experts who go to Shanghai to do antique business and have a decisive influence in Shanghai. Therefore, it is not only a place visited by tourists, but also a gathering place for collectors. However, you have to pay attention to the doorway when you come here for treasure hunting.
Cangbao building
The name "Treasure House" is vulgar, but almost all treasure hunters, whether local or foreigners, foreigners with blue eyes and high nose, think this name is very nice. The commercial building of the hidden treasure is the scenic spot that treasure hunters dream of.
The real name of "Treasure House" is "Fu You Road Handicraft Market", and its predecessor is Fu You Road Antique Market. . Fu You Road Antique Market was originally located in Fu You Road and Jiucang Street west of Henan Road. At its peak, it reached nearly 1,000 booths, which is just as famous as Beijing Panjiayuan Antique Market, and is known as "Nanfu Beipan". This stall market, which is still obsessed with treasure hunters, was formed in the late 1980s. That was an extension of the Huiji Road market. In the case that government departments have long been infatuated with Huiji Road Market, two famous antique markets have been brought out, one is "Dongtai Road Antique Market" which is dominated by newsstands, and the other is "Fu You Road Antique Market". At that time, every Saturday and Sunday, it was noisy before dawn, and antique dealers all over the country set up stalls, which was even more noisy at dawn. The streets and alleys are crowded with people, so you have nowhere to stretch your legs. This is the scenery!
At 1997, this corner has not been forgotten in the project of "bringing fields into houses" in Shanghai. For this reason, it has also triggered an almost one-sided discussion, and this landscape cannot disappear. The reason is that all developed countries in the world have flea markets. After discussion, "Fu You Road Antique Market" was moved to the "treasure house" at 100 meters away. In order to comfort the treasure hunters, the "Treasure House" put up the signboard of "Fu You Road Handicraft Market". The "Treasure House" was originally the discontinued "Hunan Electric Meter Factory", and the six-story factory was disguised as an antique building, thus becoming the most magnificent antique trading building in Shanghai. After a long period of questioning, the treasure hunter's old feelings moved to this antique building.
At present, the "treasure house" has four levels. The area of the first and second floors is about 2 100 square meters, and there are nearly 400 fixed bunks. The third floor is a fixed stall, and the fourth floor follows the traditional stall of Fu You Road. Every Saturday and Sunday, it is modeled after the characteristics of the old "ghost market". When people are still sleeping, there is a sound here. Antiques are everywhere, ranging from ceramic jade articles, bamboo carvings, Four Treasures of the Study, old and new calligraphy and paintings, and coins of past dynasties, to old master's fans, antique clocks and watches, beautiful women's monthly cards and yellowed old photos. True or false, treasure hunters are intoxicated and can't sleep well for a week. This is the interest of treasure hunters and the charm of "treasure house". It is said that there are tens of thousands of people at the weekend. Some people say that this is a paradise for treasure hunters and a maze of treasure hunting.
Nanjing west road stone material antique market
An artist engaged in film and television, looking for a porcelain pillow of the ancient Cizhou kiln, ran all over the beach. Finally, he got his wish in a market opposite Shanghai TV Station on Nanjing West Road. This market is the strange stone antique market on Nanjing West Road.
The name of this market is a bit strange. The strange stone was originally a small concept in the big concept of antiques. Thus, the small concept came to the front of the big concept. Anyway, Taobao people don't care, and affectionately call it "Nanjing West Road". This market is in the south of Nanjing West Road and the north of Fengyang Road. It is half an antique market and half a flower and bird market. The antique market is mainly paved and deals in all antique projects, old and new. There is a circular exhibition hall in the center for irregular promotion activities. The busiest day is Friday, with stalls. Sometimes as many as _ 200, many people come here to look for it. Because this is Nanjing West Road, with good market and convenient transportation, I heard that someone really found a lot of good things, just like the film and television artist mentioned earlier.
Taikang rd antique market
This antique market is located near the intersection of the eastern end of Taikang Road. It turned out to be a three-story factory building. With the rise of Art Street in Taikang Road, an antique market with three floors and a business area of nearly 2,000 square meters was opened in 2002 1 month, with 74 shops. Although it is newly opened, the management is still quite distinctive, with many collectors: Yang Shaorong, a three-inch golden lotus collector in Bailutang, Chen Xuebin, a bronze mirror collector in Zangjiange, a brother antique shop and He Yonghua antique shop. In addition, old mahogany furniture, western antique ornaments and Zhejiang Longquan ancient porcelain all have their own characteristics.
Yunzhou antique booth market
This is one of the few licensed stall markets in Shanghai at present. Located in the outdoor aisle of a T Yunzhou coin antique trading market in Damuqiao Road, there is a market every Saturday and Sunday.
Yunzhou antique stall market originated from Shanghai Taiyuan Road Postal Market, originally located in the street garden of Zhaobang Road, and was formed in the early 1980s. In February, I moved to the fifth and sixth floors of Yunzhou Commercial Building, No.88 Damuqiao Road nearby. 1997. Later, in order to meet the needs of the market, the outdoor space around the commercial building was used to open a stall market. This stall market is dominated by ancient coins, and another feature is various paper collections, such as cigarette labels, sparks, stocks, newspapers, cartoons, old photos, old postcards, old maps and so on. There are also all kinds of old handicrafts, but there are not many pure cultural relics.
Duolunlu antique market
At the Duolun intersection of Sichuan North Road, there stands an archway imitating the period of the Republic of China, and the words "Shanghai Old Lane" are engraved on the lintel. Entering this archway, you come to Duolun Road Cultural Celebrity Street. This characteristic street is also an antique market, scattered in houses along the street, just like an open-air art gallery. While enjoying the street view, you can also appreciate the wonderful style of Chinese and foreign artworks. There are state-owned old shops such as "Shanghai Cultural Relics Store Branch", exhibition antique shops such as "Three Hundred Yan Zhai" and "Han", and the largest Jin Quan Ancient Coin Museum in China. In addition, there are many antique shops along the street, such as Longzhu Cabinet, House of Tibetan Friends, Bo Gu Zhai, Shendetang, Guyaxuan, Yinwenge and Meishilin. These shops are not crowded together, but dotted in a historical environment, which is the charm of Duolun Road Antique Market.
Zhenbaoguan
The Treasure Hall is close to the west of the Treasure Hall, and it is also a rented antique market on the old street in Shanghai. Established at the end of 1997.
Although the Treasure Hall has only one floor and dozens of shops, the scale is far less than that of the Treasure Hall, but the owners here operate many more varieties and categories than the Treasure Hall (the Treasure Hall features stalls on Saturday and Sunday). Most owners started from the market stalls on Fu You Road, with quite old qualifications, complicated management methods and high taste in antique management, and the old ones are much more than the new ones.
Nanfeng Cultural Relics Trading Market (Huabaolou Antique Shop)
Opening an antique shop in the Old Town God Temple area of Shanghai has a unique advantage. Some people call it the base camp of Shanghai antique market, and it is true. There are the earliest and largest basement market, Huabaolou, the largest antique distribution center, Shanghai Antique Company and Treasure Hall. Nanfeng cultural relics trading market is the latest antique market.
Nanfeng Cultural Relics Trading Market is located in the basement of Nanfeng Commercial Building on the old campus road, with an area and scale similar to that of Huabao Building. It only opened at 200 1. The business projects here have gradually formed their own style, such as Tibetan antique furniture, Tibetan costumes, old and new Thangkas, antique carpets in Xinjiang, silverware tea sets in Inner Mongolia and so on. In addition, there are silk embroidery, Qingtian stone carving, root carving, shadow play, Buddha statue, porcelain and so on.
Jiangyin rd flowers and plants market
For the exotic flower and bird players in Shanghai, Jiangyin Road Flower and Bird Market can be regarded as the earliest enlightenment school. Because it is located in Jiangyin Road, it was named A .. 200/KLOC-0. In September, 2000, the flower and bird market in Jiangyin Road opened, and its new address was at Huangjiaque Road near Laoximen.
After the Cultural Revolution, Jiangyin Road spontaneously formed a flower and bird market, starting from Huangpi Road in the east and reaching Chongqing North Road in the west. On September 1979, Jiangyin Road Flower and Bird Market was formally established. After 1992, there are more than 200 fixed stalls, which are full all year round. The highest annual transaction volume is as high as nearly 10 million yuan, which is well-known in China and has operators all over the country. In September of 200 1 year, this famous market moved to Huangque Road. Although the brand of' Jiangyin' has been retained, the business scale is not what it used to be. The new market is a store-style market. Although the scale is not as good as before, it still maintains its original style. Strange stones, Yin Shi, jade, stone carvings and other commercial features are more exciting than before, making them a good place for Shanghainese to Taobao.
Jing' an temple jewellery antique city
Jing 'an Temple Jewelry and Antique City, which opened on September 25th, 2004, is the largest indoor antique market in Shanghai and the youngest Taobao Resort in Shanghai. The antique city is on the fourth floor, with a total area of12,000 square meters.
This antique city is modeled after Beijing antique city. The shop design is concise and lively, showing its elegant demeanor and extraordinary style. The variety it deals in covers various categories, such as jade jewelry, jade porcelain, wood carving and stone carving, antique calligraphy and painting, study treasures and miscellaneous items. Most of the operators are well-run antique dealers in Shanghai, selling high-end antiques. Antique City is adjacent to Metro Line 2, connecting Nanjing West Road, Huashan Road, Yuyuan Road and other famous commercial and cultural streets. The ancient Jing 'an Temple, famous at home and abroad, Bailemen and other cultural landscapes, which are more than 0/750 years ago, have created the cultural heritage of this area.
Tianshan tea city
Tianshan Tea City is a newly-built tea market, located in the Tianshan area in the west of the city. Drinking tea and tasting antiques are closely linked. In the old days, antique markets were often located in teahouses. There are dozens of antique shops in Tianshan Tea City, located on the third floor of Tea City, which mainly deal in ancient ceramics, jade articles in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Four Treasures of the Study and miscellaneous antiques. According to the shopkeeper here, business is ok, because there are many white-collar workers or businessmen from Hong Kong and Taiwan in the nearby Hongqiao area. It is common to stroll around the market and bring a few antiques in their spare time. There is another pleasure in visiting the tea city: going to the opera house to have tea. The teahouse is very big, and the stage is newly moved from the mountainous area of Zhejiang. It is said to be an antique during Jiaqing and Daoguang periods in the Qing Dynasty.