User:BabelStone/Capital Museum

Capital Museum, Beijing

Zhou Dynasty (1045–256 BC)

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  Bronze bird-shaped stick-head
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  Bronze water vessel with dragon-shaped handles
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  Bronze tiger-head chariot ornament
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  Bronze basin with an inscription indicating it was made by Boju
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  Bronze round tripod with animal mask decoration
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  Bronze round tripod with animal mask decoration
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  Bronze round tripod with animal mask decoration
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  Bronze vase with an inscription
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  Bronze food container with an inscription indicating it was made by Shufan
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  Bronze steamer with an inscription indicating it was made by Yu

Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD)

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  Pottery funerary figurine of a dragon
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  Pottery funerary figurine of a phoenix
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  White stone dog statue
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  White stone horse statue
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  Red pottery funerary figurine of a dog
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  Bronze mirror with linked arcs and four bosses

Sui Dynasty (581–618)

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Tang Dynasty (618–907)

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  Stone funerary figurines
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  Stone funerary figurines of four of the twelve zodiac animals
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  Bronze ox figurine
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  Bronze mirror with design of four phoenixes

Song Dynasty (960–1279)

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  Ding ware white-glazed bowl impressed with scenes of wild geese flying through blossom
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  Ge ware beige crackle-glazed octagonal vase with tubular handles
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  Five bronze offering vessels from Wayao Pagoda
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  Porcelain tricolour pillar with a design showing Xiao He chasing after Han Xin in the moonlight

Liao Dynasty (907–1125)

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  Stone chest for storing Buddhist relics
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  Stone chest for storing Buddhist relics
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  Stone box for holding Buddhist relics
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  Stele listing the names of donors for the construction of a pagoda
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  Polychrome statue of Sakyamuni
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  Pottery glazed sacrificial vessels with replica food
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  Porcelain cockscomb pot
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  Stone statue of Sakyamuni
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  Wooden chair from the Tiankai Pagoda
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  Pottery funerary figurines of two Khitan male servants
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  Wooden funerary figurines of Khitan hunters
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  Wooden funerary figurines representing four of the twelve zodiac animals

Jin Dynasty (1115–1234)

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  Bronze mirror with design of five "Dada Tongbao" coins
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  Bronze mirror with double fish design
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  Rubbing of the cover of the Buddhist relics box of the monk Wuxuan
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  Two identical bronze Buddhist seals
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  Cizhou ware black undeglaze pillow
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  Black-glazed ceramic pillow in the form of a foreigner taming a lion
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  Epitaph for the Jurchen official Wolun
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  Lid for the epitaph for the Jurchen official Wolun

Yuan Dynasty (1206–1368)

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  White and red agate game stones
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  Stone memorial tablet for the monk Hai Yun
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  Inscription on the Pagoda of Haiyun
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  Inscription on the Pagoda of Ke'an
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  Statue of the monk Hai Yun
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  Statue of the monk Hai Yun
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  Pair of bronze mirrors showing the Cundi-Avalokiteśvara Boddhisattva
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  Bronze mirror in the Tibetan style, with the image of a Buddha and two stupas

Ming Dynasty (1368–1644)

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  Stone pillar from the Temple of Azure Clouds
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  Bronze pass for driving a horse-drawn cart

Qing Dynasty (1644–1911)

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  Statues of the Buddhas of the Three Ages, and a shrine in the shape of Mount Sumera
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  Buddhist scripture box made of Nanmu wood
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  Buddhist scripture box made of Nanmu wood
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  Lacquered wooden round box for holding a Five Buddhas crown and monk's robe
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  Statue of Avalokiteśvara
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  Brass cover for a statue of Avalokiteśvara
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  Lid of a statue of Avalokiteśvara

Date unknown

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  Stone tablet for Erlang Shen