Bao Li Hidden Treasure, Qing Dynasty Embroidered Clog Shoes Fell In The Ming Dynasty.

Everyone is surprised that the "baby" dropped out of the shoe.

Yesterday, Mr. Wang did not expect to spend 80 yuan from the countryside of Xianning to buy a pair of Qing embroidery.

There is a piece of Duan inkstone in the Ming Dynasty.

Mr. Wang, more than 60 years old, loves ceramics and other antiques. He runs an antique shop in Wuchang Xudong antique city.

Last November, he went to a farmer's home in Xianning to buy old doors and windows. A pair of embroidered clogging shoes attracted him and spent 80 yuan to buy them.

This pair of embroidered clogging shoes of Qing Dynasty was covered with mud. It was two months in the shop.

At 9 a.m. yesterday, Mr. Wang found a brush and lifted the shoes to the side of the pool.

Less than 10 minutes, suddenly a crack, a ceramic tile size of things fell into the pool, Mr. Wang picked up a detailed look, is an inkstone!

The reporter saw that this inkslab is purple red, 11.6 centimeters long, 8 centimeters wide and 2 centimeters thick.

There are carved Double Dragons on the front side of the inkstone, and the seal character is written in four words: "price 10000 training City".

On the back, there are "Zheng De Jia Xu Gang" and "Kang Gao hand system" in the regular script.

The stone is warm and comfortable, and there are signs of damage on the inkslab.

Huang Dejun, a collector who specializes in inkstone collection, believes that the inkstone, which was produced in the Ming Dynasty, was a Duan inkstone.

"There are only inscriptions on inkstones, and there are very few inkstones in the year. This is a typical official inkstone."

Huang explained, "this inkstone has a certain value."

Gao Jin Bridge, a collector of the provincial Collection Association, said that the specific value of the inkstone should be identified after identification.