Painted Wild Goose and Fish Lamp: Western Han Dynasty
This painted resin lamp replicates the artistic elegance of ancient bronze craftsmanship, featuring the traditional design of a bird holding a fish in its beak. The goose has a long, gracefully curved neck, turning its head to hold a fish in its beak. Its plump body is adorned with sculpted wings on both sides, a short upturned tail, and firmly planted feet. Ingeniously designed with both artistic and functional sophistication, this lamp is a rare and exquisite masterpiece.

Three-Wheeled Plate with Simulated Bronze Texture: Late Spring and Autumn Period
The plate features an open mouth with outward-folded rims, a curved wall, and a shallow bowl. At the connection point, there are a pair of double-backed beast figures. The beasts have protruding, upward-curved mouths, and their heads are adorned with sharp, upward-rolled horns. In the center, an axis is mounted with a single wheel. Beneath the plate, two additional wheels are installed, each with six spokes, and all three wheels are functional and can rotate. The exterior of the plate is decorated with intricate woven patterns, similar to the woven motifs found on stamped pottery from the same period.

Guo Ji Zi Bai Plate with Simulated Bronze Texture: Western Zhou Dynasty
The script on the Guo Ji Zi Bai Plate is elongated, with evenly proportioned strokes. The style of writing is serene, subtle, and rhythmic, like the reflection of the moon on water. This distinct writing style emerged during the late Western Zhou period.

Bronze Ice Cooler: Warring States Period
The casting of the Warring States bronze ice cooler represents the pinnacle of pre-Qin casting techniques. It not only showcases the comprehensive level of productivity during the Warring States period but also reflects the intricate artistic aesthetic of the time.