GOLDEN EWER ETERNAL CUP
The Golden Ewer Eternal Cup is an unparalleled masterpiece in the history of the Qing Dynasty, regarded by the royal emperors as a symbol of national power. The 'Golden Ewer' represents the sovereign authority, while the Eternal Cup symbolizes the everlasting reign of the Qing Dynasty. The original piece is currently housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing.
THE DANCING HORSE CUP WINE FLASK
The Dance of Horses Cup with a Leather Bag-shaped Silver Flask is a rare artistic masterpiece that witnessed the pinnacle of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The silver flask imitates the shape of a water bag used by nomadic tribes, with two horses on both sides, pounding their hooves and bowing down, depicting a lively scene of offering cups in a dance-like manner.
NINE DEER AND RISING SUN WINE UTENSILS
This set of wine utensils consists of one pot, one tray, and eight cups. It is crafted using the highly intricate and challenging technique of hollow engraving from traditional Chinese royal gold and silver craftsmanship. The design features boldly engraved old pine trees and playful deer, with the interplay of gold and silver creating a radiant effect akin to the rising sun. In Chinese, the homonym of 'nine deer' implies 'achieving great success in career and gaining both fame and fortune.'
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