Material preparation: paper box, scissors, glue, etc.
1. Draw the required height of the pen container on the paper box with a pen.
2. Cut him off with scissors.
3. Use the cut waste to make two sandwich partitions.
4. Wrap the edge with decorative tape and stick the sandwich board inside. The homemade pen container is finished.
Collection value of pen container:
Old pen holders are made of various materials, such as porcelain, wood, bamboo, lacquer, jade, tooth, purple sand and so on. Porcelain pen holders before the three generations of Qing Dynasty (Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong) have always been the goal pursued by collectors because of their small stock, but there are still a large number of porcelain pen holders produced in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.
Chronologically speaking, Kangxi pen container is a rare thing for collectors. In fact, a large number of porcelain pen holders with Kangxi style and painting style on the market were mostly copied during the reign of Tongzhi and Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty. To identify the difference between the two, we must carefully study the glaze color, shape and brushwork. In addition to the quality of fetal glaze, porcelain pen holders mainly depend on the level of porcelain painting and the hair color of blue and white.
Different levels of porcelain painting will make a world of difference in price. Among porcelain pen holders, the price of blue-and-white pen holders with figure patterns is higher than that with landscape patterns. The main materials of wooden pen container are Huang Huali, rosewood, chicken wing wood, beech wood, beech wood and so on. In addition to understanding the material, you should also be familiar with the carving knife method to identify the wooden pen holder.
There is a common misunderstanding that all wooden utensils, as long as they are hardwood, are good things. Actually, they are not. For wooden pen holders, it is also necessary to comprehensively evaluate the technological level and age, and whether the materials are high-grade is just one of them. Ivory pen holders and jade pen holders are rare and of high value. The identification method is similar to jade and tooth carving.
Among the pen holders in Qing Dynasty, porcelain pen holders are second only to bamboo pen holders, and their varieties involve blue and white, blue and white glaze red, glaze red, ink color, multicolored, pastel, bucket color and monochrome glaze. Among them, Kangxi's blue and white, Yongzheng's ink color and dry pastel pen holders reflect the highest level of porcelain firing in various dynasties. Some pen containers still retain the characteristics of slightly skimming up and down in Ming Dynasty.