Copper halberd ear ring foot furnace

[Copper halberd ear ring foot furnace]

Copper halberd ear ring foot furnace, Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, 7.5 cm in height and 10 cm in diameter. The old collection of the Qing Palace
Copper cup-shaped, bulging belly, mouth slightly outward, circle foot inward. Each side of the abdomen is decorated with a halberd ear, which also looks like an abstract Kui shape. The outer bottom of the device has the style of “Kangxi year system” in the regular script of reduced ground
This furnace is a typical official pottery style of Kangxi, which can be used as a dating standard for the bronze wares of the Qing Dynasty. The old Tibetan Xuan copper furnace handed down is usually equipped with halberd ears or lion ears. According to the schema and relevant data contained in the “Xuande Yi Ware Manual”, the halber-ear stove can be divided into three types, namely, gilded halber-ear decoration, gilded halber-ear decoration and non-gold decoration. The imitation of this device is the last one.

康熙款铜戟耳炉(款识)