Bronze flask with animal-head rings, Qin to Han dynasty (221 BCE-220 CE)-China Archive

Image Number:K1A002,520N000,000,000PAC
dynasty:Qin dynamics
Category:Bronzes
Function:Display
Material al:Mineral/metal/copper
Description:
Small mouth, straight neck, flat body. On both sides of the belly of the utensil, there are animal surface paving heads, and the original ring has been lost. Square round feet turn outward. All surfaces are covered with green and false rust. The Palace of the Qing Dynasty is equipped with a wooden seat, which is written in regular script with the characters “Made by Da He Zhai” in horizontal script, and has the seal seal of “Di De” in it. In the middle of the seat, there is a straight letter “Yongdi Qingchi”, which indicates that this piece was once owned by Emperor Yongzheng; On the right is the regular script “Zhou Beast Ear Plaque Pot”, and on the left is the seal script “Qianlong Imperial Award”