In fact, it means "luster", which refers to the natural luster formed on the surface of ancient objects after a long time. Paper and silk products such as porcelain, wood, jade, bronze, tooth carving, literature and drama, calligraphy and painting rubbings all have pulp.
Because the patina supports the years, the older things are, the thicker the patina is. For a simple example, the newly bought bamboo mat, no matter how smooth it is polished, has no patina, while the bamboo mat that grandma has slept for 50 years is bright red. There is no patina on the handle of the new hoe, but there is patina on the handle of the old farmer.
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Other terms of antiques
1, pretty goods: a more exquisite collection. Generally speaking, it is a collection term of porcelain.
2. Mounting: The collection purchased or collected by antique dealers from rural markets or collectors is called mounting.
3. Open-door goods: When looking at the collection, it is called "open-door goods" or "one-look goods" when encountering the genuine goods.
4, pressure goods: it is the treasure of the owner's shop.
5. Gifts: Antique Wan Wen exchanged by officialdom before liberation. Its goods are average, but they are beautifully bound and packaged.
6. Licensed goods: generally refers to "staple food goods". "Line drawing" refers to a mass-produced painting that lacks originality.
7. Sky-high price: The sky-high asking price is much higher than the market price.
8. Line price: the price profit of the transaction is very low, and sometimes even "loss", which is called "line price".
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