The original lantern heritages in Chinese Lantern Museum

Chinese Lantern Museum has 7 exhibition halls in the museum after reform, the A and B halls exhibited the heritages of Chinese lanterns. I’ll show all of them in this post.

This post recorded the 26 original lantern heritages in Chinese Lantern Museum

1. Western Han Dynasty. Changxing Palace Lamp ( Gilt Bronze Human-Shaped Lamp) high 53 cm wide 35 cm length 40 cm in A Hall (Can rotation)

2. Western Han Dynasty. Danghu ingot lamp high 13 cm  wide 15 cm  and length 13 cm  in A hall

3. Western Han Dynasty. Three-legged lamp high 21 cm wide 29 cm and  length 21 cm in A hall

4. Western Han Dynasty. West Queen ceramic lamp holder 15 cm high 45 cm wide and 40 cm long in A hall

5. Western Han Dynasty. Sheep lamp 22 cm high 27 cm wide and 15 cm long in A hall

6. Western Han Dynasty. Suzaku lamp high 35 cm wide 35 cm and length 30 cm in A Hall

7. Han Dynasty. Three-legged brass lamp 25 cm high 35 cm wide and 23 cm long in A hall

8. Han Dynasty. Shu rhino copper lamp 12 cm high 12 cm wide and 12 cm long in A hall

9. Han Dynasty. Copper Xing lamp 25 cm high 10 cm wide and 35 cm long in A hall

10. Eastern Han Dynasty. Copper Ox lamp 30 cm high 22 cm wide and 22 cm long in A hall

11. Western Jin Dynasty. Celadon mounts lamp 30 cm high 15 cm wide and 25 cm long in A hall

12. North Qi Dynasty. Yellow and green glaze paste lantern high 45 cm wide and 25 cm length 25 cm in A Hall

13. Southern Dynasty. Riding copper lamp 15cm high 22cm wide and 25cm long in A hall

14. Three Kingdoms Period. Celadon bear lamp 15 cm high 20 cm wide and 20 cm long in A hall

15. Sui Dynasty. Celadon lamps high 13 cm wide 27 cm length and 27 cm in A Hall

16. Sui or Tang Dynasty. Celadon Candlestick length 30 cm wide 27 cm and long 30 cm in A Hall

17. Tang Dynasty. White Lotus Candlestick 30 cm high 25 cm wide and 25 cm long in A hall

18. Song and Yuan Dynasties. Black pottery glazes lamp in B hall

19. Song and Yuan Dynasties. Candlesticks in B hall

20. Ming Dynasty. Blue and white porcelain lamp 20 cm high 20 cm wide and 20 cm long in B hall

21. Qing Dynasty. Porcelain candlesticks high 23 cm wide 15 cm and length 15 cm in B Hall

22. Qing Dynasty. Porcelain candlestick 25 cm high 35 cm wide and 25 cm long in B hall

23. Qing Dynasty. Blue flower candle holder 25 cm high 17 cm wide and 17 cm long in B hall

24. Qing Dynasty. Double Happiness copper pillar of light high 35 cm wide and 13 cm and length 15 cm in B Hall

25. Qing Dynasty. Copper Crane Candlestick 20 cm high 50 cm wide and 20 cm long in B hall

26. Qing Dynasty. Butter lamp high 33 cm wide 10 cm and length 10 cm in B Hall

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• Chinese Lantern Museum
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