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While we prepare for the arrival of the first research professors and subsequent ‘slow conveyor belt’ of other research professors of universities and museums around the world, and the long-awaited first newspaper write-ups in July, even though we cannot show you the Live Video of the huge archaeological trove we send to the professors, we can tell you one of the important things we shall shared with them and that is to explain ‘the combined methods’ we used to solve the first and easiest question of whether Gong Fu Tea existed in history and then to the next question of the legendary Small Meng Chen Zhuni Pot which was harder to solve than Gong Fu Tea and finally to the most, most difficult to solve which was to find Hui Meng Chen’s whole life history.
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在我们为第一批研究教授和随后世界各地大学和博物馆的其他研究教授的“慢速传送带”以及期待已久的2023年 7 月第一篇报纸报道做准备的同时，尽管我们无法向您展示 我们发送给教授的巨大考古宝藏的实时视频，我们可以告诉你我们将与他们分享的重要事情之一，那就是解释我们用来解决第一个也是最简单的问题的“组合方法”是否有功夫茶历史，然后是下一个比工夫茶更难解的传说中的小孟臣朱泥壶，最后是最难解的问题，就是寻找惠孟臣的一生。
For those who did not follow our stories and do not know, here are abbreviated steps(from 13 A4 pages of research findings) of how we solve the most difficult zig-saw puzzle of Hui Meng Chen’s life by using:
1.The Tianqi 7th year reign(1627) Hui Meng Chen Zisha Pot in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
2.True chronological facts of the NanMing Wars.
3.Hundreds of exact-dated Pre-Daoguang Meng Chen Zhuni copies.
4.Lots of exact-dated Pre-Daoguang Meng Chen Santoh Zhuni copies.
5. Late Kangxi/Yongzheng Hui Yi Gong Zhuni Pots.
6.Lots of exact-dated Pre-Daoguang Yi Gong Zhuni copies.
7.Lots of exact-dated Pre-Daoguang sets of identical shape Meng Chen and Yi Gong Zhuni copies.
8.Almost one thousand exact-dated Pre-Daoguang Gong Fu tea wares
9.Finally using tremendous amount of amazing exact-dated archaeological material including even human bones found only in Ren Fu Collection’s huge archaeological trove to shed light on the dark, undocumented Transition Period(1620-1683) to find the legendary Small Meng Chen Zhuni Pot No:387 which Hui Meng Chen invented which is central to solving the zig-saw puzzle of Hui Meng Chen’s whole life history……and we even have the suspicion that Shi DaBin, who died the same year Emperor Kangxi took to the throne, must have witnessed the advent of the Small Meng Chen Zhuni Pot because according to the historian Xu Ao Run, Shi DaBin was born in 1573 and died in 1662 at the age of 89 and little did Shi DaBin know the Small Meng Chen Zhuni Pot, unlike Hui Meng Chen’s earlier big Zisha Pots like the Tianqi 7th Year Zisha Pot which were big flops in Yixing at that time dominated by Shi DaBin and other big name Late Ming famous Potters, Hui Meng Chen’s invention of his Small Meng Chen Zhuni Pot was a game-changer and a new King of Pots, and what’s more the new Small Meng Chen Zhuni Pots sparked off or even gave birth to Gong Fu Tea, the great tea culture renaissance, which made Hui Meng Chen the most popular, the most idolized, the most loved and the greatest name in Yixing history until today where conversations, researches, sea-salvaged, unearthed, archaeologically excavated and even passed down Pots constantly bear the Meng Chen name. And this Chinese tea culture renaissance spread far and wide to East Asia, South-east Asia, South Asia, Near and Middle-east, Europe, Russia and even the United States of America in the late 17th to 18th century. But do not despair, because when most of the research professors of universities and museums around the world have been informed and have seen our “Live e-mail Exhibition” and/or visit our “Live Exhibition”, we can, with the permission of potential corporate buyers, show selective parts to you.
In the mean time as we promised you, we will continue with Ren Fu Collection’s Buy and Sell service.
Object Type: Yixing Teapot
Description: This Wendan Zisha Pot was excavated from a huge collapsed grave and was the only artefacts rescued and the other tea wares were likely lost during excavation because Early Qing and Late Ming graves are the oldest graves that still survive in the Nanyang and disintegrated graves are the most difficult to find artefacts in compared to intact grave. It is believed by historians that there are Early Ming, Yuan and Song Dynasty graves in the Nanyang but they have disappeared after such long time. Only in mainland China can you still see such old graves/tombs.
Period/Date: Late Ming/Shunzhi
Dimensions: L: 16.5cm. H: 11.0cm
Archaeological details(if applicable): Provided if required by buyer.
Starting price of Reverse Bidding: RMB 250,000
Object Type: Two identical sets of teacup and saucer
Description: These two sets of identical teacup and saucer are not excavated with the Wendan Zisha Pot but found separately in another grave. Excavated two sets of identical teacup and saucer were rare. These small saucers are not dishes or tea boats which are bigger. These small saucers were the forerunner of the Western saucers or if you prefer, the Western saucers copied from the old Chinese saucers.
Period/Date: Kangxi
Dimensions: Teacup: W: 6.0cm H= 3.8cm
Dish: W: 10.0cm
Archaeological details(if applicable): Provided if required by buyer.
Starting price of Reverse Bidding: RMB 10,000
Object Type: Water Boiler
Description: This Santoh Zhuni clay- like water boiler is rarer than the white Chaoshan clay water boilers which are more plentiful and was not found with the burner below but excavated from another grave. It’s very difficult to find this kind of thin-walled, smooth, Jade-like water boiler in good condition or one complete piece because they usually were easily broken.
Period/Date: Early Qian Long/Yongzheng
Dimensions: W= 9.0cm H= 8.0cm
Archaeological details(if applicable): Provided if required by buyer.
Starting price of Reverse Bidding:RMB 18,000
Object Type:Burner(Stove)
Description: This excavated burner looks faded and very old and unearthed because it’s not restored or cleaned to preserve the pristine original look of a 300 over years old burner which is not found on fake burners. This burner is a rare and exquisite burner with chop marks and beautiful calligraphic poems( which appear very clearly when examine closely) which were highly coveted by very wealthy Gong Fu Tea connoisseur in the Early Qing period. For comparison another of our Qian Long bamboo-shaped burner with pictures but without chop marks or calligraphic poems( see picture of Bamboo-shaped burner with pictures) sold for RMB 330,000 a few years ago in a mainland China auction by a Shanghai organized fraudsters named Seow who bought the burner from us earlier. Early Qing burners with chop marks and calligraphic poems were highly coveted by the most wealthy as proven by the opulence of their graves/tombs which indicated their wealth but were never excavated from ordinary or middle-class graves.
Period/Date: Early Qian Long/Yongzheng
Dimensions: W: 11.5cm. H: 14.0cm
Archaeological details(if applicable): Details provided if required by buyer.
Starting price of Reverse Bidding: RMB 300,000
P/s..We understand time is hard for some people who bought our Pots so Ren Fu Collection is willing to help by giving secured loans or buy back Pots on condition the Pots are the same condition when they bought from us. Do not risk your hard earned money buying from the market in which some people say 99% of Pots are fakes. Invest in something safe and wise for your family and children’s future.
Some people praised us because they say we honestly teach people and we always tell the truth which is very rare in the Zisha Hu world.
对于那些没有听过我们的故事并且不知道的人，这里有一些简短的步骤（来自 13 页的研究结果）我们如何使用以下方法解决惠孟臣生活中最困难的锯齿状拼图：
1.明天启七年（1627）惠孟臣紫砂壶，现藏于伦敦维多利亚和阿尔伯特博物馆。
2. 南明战争的真实年代事实。
3. 数以百计准确年代的道光前孟臣款朱泥复本。
4. 大量准确年代的道光前孟臣汕头朱泥复本。
5. 康熙晚期/雍正惠逸公朱泥壶。
6. 大量准确年代的道光前惠逸公汕头壶朱泥复本。
7. 许多精确年代的道光前形状相同的孟臣和逸公朱泥复本。
8. 道光以前工夫茶具近千件。
9. 最后使用大量惊人的精确年代考古材料，甚至包括仅在任富收藏的庞大考古宝库中发现的人骨，以揭示黑暗，无证过渡时期（1620-1683），找到传说中的小孟臣朱泥壶编号： 惠孟臣发明的387，是解开惠孟臣一生之字谜的核心……我们甚至怀疑康熙即位那年去世的时大彬一定亲眼目睹了小孟臣朱泥壶的问世，因为根据历史学家徐傲润的说法，时大彬生于 1573 年，卒于 1662 年，享年 89 岁，时大彬对小孟臣朱泥壶知之甚少，不像惠孟臣的 早期的大紫砂壶，如天启七年的紫砂壶，当时在宜兴以时大彬等大名鼎鼎的晚明著名陶器为主，惠孟臣发明的小孟臣朱泥壶改变了游戏规则， 新壶中之王，更有新小孟臣朱泥壶，掀起甚至孕育了功夫茶，茶文化的伟大复兴，让惠孟臣成为最受追捧、最崇拜、最受喜爱和喜爱的茶壶。 宜兴历史上最伟大的名字，直到今天，对话、研究、海上打捞、出土、考古发掘，甚至流传下来的壶，都不断地带有孟臣的名字。 而这种中国茶文化的复兴在17世纪末至18世纪远播至东亚、东南亚、南亚、近东和中东、欧洲、俄罗斯甚至美国。 但不要绝望，因为当世界上大多数大学和博物馆的研究教授被告知并看到我们的“现场电子邮件展览”和/或访问我们的“现场展览”时，我们可以，在获得潜在的企业买家，向您展示精选的零件。
同时，正如我们向您承诺的那样，我们将继续提供任富收藏的买卖服务。
对象类型：宜兴茶壶
说明：此文旦紫砂壶出土自一座巨大的倒塌坟墓，是唯一获救的文物，其他茶具很可能在发掘过程中丢失，因为清初和明末的坟墓是南洋现存最古老的坟墓，崩塌的坟墓是与完整的坟墓相比，最难找到的人工制品。 史学家认为，南洋有早明、元、宋墓葬，但时隔多年，已不复存在。 只有在中国大陆，你才能看到这样古老的坟墓。
时期：晚明/顺治
尺寸：长：16.5 cm, 高：11.0cm
考古细节（如果适用）：如果买方要求提供。
逆向投标起拍价：25万元人民币
对象类型：两套相同的茶杯和碟子
说明：这两套一模一样的茶杯和茶托并非与文旦紫砂壶一起出土，而是分别出土于另一座墓葬。 出土两套一模一样的茶杯和茶托，实属罕见。 这些小碟子不是更大的盘子或茶船。 这些小碟子是西方碟子的先驱，或者如果您愿意的话，是从古老的中国碟子复制而来的西方碟子。
时期/日期：康熙
尺寸：茶杯：W：6.0cm H= 3.8cm
盘子：宽：10.0cm
考古细节（如果适用）：如果买方要求提供。
逆向投标起拍价：人民币10,000元
对象类型：开水器
说明：此山东朱泥仿陶器比潮汕白陶器更为稀有，与下方的炉器并无发现，而是从另一墓葬中出土的。 这种薄壁光滑如玉的完好或完整的开水器很难找到，因为它们通常很容易破碎。
时期/日期：乾隆早期/雍正
尺寸：W= 9.0cm H= 8.0cm
考古细节（如果适用）：如果买方要求提供。
逆向竞价起拍价：RMB 18,000
对象类型：燃烧器（炉子）
描述：这个出土的燃烧器看起来已经褪色并且非常古老并且出土了，因为它没有修复或清洁以保持 300 多年历史的燃烧器的原始外观，这是在假燃烧器上找不到的。 此炉是一件难得一见的精美炉器，刻有刻痕，并有优美的书法诗句（细看十分清晰），曾为清初富贵工夫茶行家所追捧。 对比一下我司另一款乾隆竹刻有图无钤书诗（见有图竹刻图）几年前在中国大陆拍卖会上被上海有组织的骗子以33万元拍出 早前从我们这里购买燃烧器的Seow。 带有印章和书法诗歌的清初燃烧器受到最富有的人的高度垂涎，他们的坟墓/坟墓的富裕证明了他们的财富，但从未从普通或中产阶级的坟墓中挖掘出来。
时期/日期：乾隆早期/雍正
尺寸：宽：11.5 厘米。 高：14.0cm
考古细节（如适用）：如果买方要求，请提供详细信息。
逆向投标起拍价：30万元人民币
P/s..我们理解对于一些购买我们的明清紫砂壶的人来说时间很艰难，所以任富收藏愿意提供担保贷款或回购我们自己的朱泥老壶，条件是老壶从我们这里购买时的状况相同。 不要冒险从有人说 99% 的 老壶 都是假货的市场购买辛苦赚来的钱。 为您的家人和孩子的未来投资一些安全明智的东西。
有人称赞我们，说我们老老实实教人，老老实实说真话，这在紫砂壶界是很难得的。
