Mr. Wang is a factory worker from Fengyang, Anhui Province, the land of emperors and reform. The collection he brings is a pair of bronze gilded walks. Mr. Wang also said that he and his friends had made many guesses about the material of the collection.

    Host: Could you tell us the use of your collection "Walking"? What is its value in your mind?

    Treasure holder: This was worn by the ancients as an accessory on their belts. This is the multi-function key chain of the ancients. It can be hung at the waist. You can hang a knife, a sabre, a jade article, a sachet, or some other things. Now my expectation for it is about 20000 yuan.

    Host: Look, I know that in the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, no matter the high-ranking officials in the imperial court, or some royal relatives and nobles, they all like to wear some jade belt plates, that is, belts. If there are still some under the belts, you can hang some small things like what you said just now. Some people call them "walking in the air" signs, but yours is not made of jade.

    Treasurer: This is copper gilt. Today, I asked the expert teacher what kind of people can use it. The other one, the one inlaid in the middle, is the original one, but it's not clear what material is in the middle. Many friends discussed it together, but they didn't know. They just guessed, some said it might be ivory, some said it might be tiger bone, it might be like bone, that is, something very valuable, But there is no final conclusion, because they do not understand, just guess.

    Expert: This walking belt is a jade belt around officials in the Tang Dynasty. It is called the walking belt. What does this hook hang? It hangs needles, grindstones, flint eggs, knives, bags, etc. It usually hangs seven things, which are called the walking belt. My understanding is that officials wear this jade belt, He also has a pile of things hanging on his body. If he hurries to run around, I think that the first thing is that he is unofficial; Second, what does he look like only when he walks forward steadily and minutely? He looks very appropriate and stable. It is composed of two parts. The upper part is a rectangle. The outer part is decorated with two circles of beads, and the middle part is inlaid with a rectangle. You just said that you don't know what the material is, right? After a careful look, it should be made of Qiu Jiao, which is sea ivory, Because the Qiu Jiao is similar to the traditional Chinese meaning of "Qiu Jue" and the title of "Jue", it has the same word meaning and sound, so it also has a very auspicious and beautiful expectation in it. The lower part is an oval ring with two dragon dragons carved on it, and the middle part is connected by a living ring. We can see its back, which has two rectangular ribbons on it, It is easy to wear and tie on the belt. It is mainly used by military officers to hang swords, bows and arrows, arrow bags, and so on. Then there are literati and refined scholars who can also make such things to hang on their waist. They hang a counting bag, hang a sachet, and pretend to be elegant. So when and how can we judge it? We should judge it from its decorative patterns, such as the inlaying of such an object with dyed horns,, This carving process was very popular in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. In addition, this dragon dragon pattern was also a typical decorative pattern in the Qianlong period. From the perspective of the whole process, it was very exquisite. Moreover, the gilding on it, including the traces of corrosion and wear, was also very natural. On the whole, it was well preserved. Our final conclusion is that, This pair of metal walk, copper gilt, it is the Qing Dynasty Qianlong period authentic.

    In the end, the market observation group only gave a price of 25000 yuan or 30000 yuan. Their reason is that the price of this kind of Qiu Jiao utensil is not very high in the modern market. In fact, it is not as high as imagined. Moreover, the whole production process is of a relatively medium level, but Mr. Wang is not disappointed. Every utensil has its rich connotation, regardless of its size, This is Mr. Wang's understanding of his collection. He said he would continue to collect the ancient "keychain".