尺寸：高约:4.0cm 口径约:10.5cm 底径约:4.9cm （寄售）

乾隆孝粉是乾隆年间的一种玉碗，因底部刻着篆字，上书“乾隆年制”，后有有人误念成“乾隆孝粉”，因名字通俗易解而流传。“乾隆孝粉”玉碗，碗的内外部有花纹，其材质十分精美，用灯光打照，整体十分通透，有玉质光感另外。“乾隆孝粉”(实际是“乾隆年制”)主要是玉碗，几乎没有其他造型。上图中所示藏品现展于铭沪文物销售平台，保存极好，暗刻浅浮雕花卉纹，雕工精细极致，底款书“乾隆年制”四字篆书，工艺十分复杂，就算在当时宫廷也是稀有之物，极具收藏价值。

关于乾隆孝粉的来历还有这么一段说法：话说有一次乾隆皇帝出游，历经一座小城。入一家餐馆用餐。当时坐的位置靠窗，听见对面叮 叮的敲响声。其撤头看到一位老人在雕琢一件石狮子。手法相当熟练，时日不长，一件栩栩如生的狮子变产生了。此狮子全身雪白，面部炯炯有神。当时乾隆爷就大加赞赏，派手下叫来了老石匠，以及他那件刚刚完成的石狮子。乾隆皇帝，用手触摸了一下，手感细滑，质地像玉。其因为接触得并不多，便问“你用的什么材质雕刻的？”老石匠答道，这石头是一个朋友从新疆带过来的，具体这一块是什么材质我也说不出来。材质像玉，但是硬度比玉要软。雕琢起来比玉更好上手。乾隆皇帝当时兴起，跟老石匠说道，“此类材质你这边还有么？” 老石匠说还有一些，乾隆皇帝说那你给我雕刻一件。老石匠说我剩下的材质不多只能雕一件小件，您打算雕什么造型？前面说道乾隆皇帝喜欢瓷器 于是讲到，那么就做成盘的造型吧。 老石匠领命后开始雕琢。不到半日一件碗的造型就雕刻好了。问乾隆爷要不要雕什么字体在上面。乾隆皇帝讲到，底部就刻乾隆年制吧。此时，老石匠才知道，原来面前这位是当朝皇帝。老石匠想做的更美观 一点，就以篆体的形式刻出了“乾隆年制”。后来有人误念成“乾隆孝粉”，因名字通俗易解又有意思，所以这个叫法就一直流传了下来。

Size: Height: 4.0cm caliber: 10.5cm base diameter: 4.9cm (consignment)
Filial piety powder of Qianlong was a kind of jade bowl in the reign of Qianlong. It was inscribed with seals at the bottom of the bowl. Some people misread it as "filial piety powder of Qianlong", which was spread because of its popular name. "Qianlong Filial Piety Powder" Jade bowl, the inside and outside of the bowl has patterns, its material is very exquisite, illuminated with light, the whole is very transparent, there is a jade light sense in addition. "Qianlong filial piety powder" (actually "Qianlong annual system") is mainly a jade bowl, almost no other shape. The collection shown in the picture above is displayed on the sales platform of cultural relics in Minghu. It has excellent preservation, shallow relief flower patterns, exquisite sculptors and four-character seal books of Qianlong Annual System. The craftsmanship is very complex. Even at that time, the palace was also a rare thing, which is of great collection value.
There is another saying about the origin of Xiaofan in Qianlong: It is said that once the Emperor of Qianlong traveled through a small town. Dinner in a restaurant. When sitting by the window, I heard the tinkling sound opposite. Turning his head, he saw an old man carving a stone lion. The technique is quite skilled, and the time is not long. A lifelike lion has come into being. The lion was snow-white and had a bright face. At that time, Master Qianlong greatly praised him and sent his men to call the old Mason and his newly completed stone lion. Emperor Qianlong touched it with his hand. It felt smooth and the texture was like jade. Because they do not have much contact with each other, they ask, "What material do you use to carve?" The old Mason answered that the stone was brought by a friend from Xinjiang, and I can't tell what the material is. The material is like jade, but its hardness is softer than that of jade. It's better at carving than jade. Emperor Qianlong rose at that time and said to the old mason, "Do you still have this kind of material on your side?" The old Mason said that there were still some others. Emperor Qianlong said that you would carve one for me. The old Mason said that I could only carve one small piece of material left over. What shape would you like to carve? The former said that Emperor Qianlong liked porcelain, so he said, then make the shape of a plate. The old Mason took command and began to carve. In less than half a day, the shape of a bowl is carved. Ask Mr. Qianlong if he wants to carve any fonts on it. As Emperor Qianlong said, let's engrave the Qianlong Annual System at the bottom. At this time, the old Mason knew that this was the emperor in front of him. The old Mason wanted to make it more beautiful, so he carved the "Qianlong Annual System" in the form of seal. Later, some people misread it as "Qianlong Filial Piety Powder", because its name is easy to understand and interesting, so the name has been passed down directly.