【藏品名稱】：戰(zhàn)漢時期青銅鼎
【藏品類別】：銅器
【藏品數(shù)量】：一件
【藏品起拍價】：39.8萬
我國古代在春秋戰(zhàn)國之前，青銅器是禮制與貴族等級制度的具體體現(xiàn)物，青銅器的大小件數(shù)因不同地位而分不同的等級。這種等級制度隨著周室王朝的衰退而沒落，到春秋時期，周王朝的統(tǒng)治在全國已土崩瓦解，各諸侯國開始了爭霸的局面。
繼西周青銅器后，春秋戰(zhàn)國時期是中國古代青銅器鑄作的又一個高潮期。隨著青銅鑄造作坊在各諸侯地的廣泛分布，青銅器的鑄造亦在各地得到了空前的發(fā)展。到春秋中后期，青銅器的產(chǎn)品種類得到了增加，青銅器的造型紋飾更是別致精湛。
Before the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period in ancient China, bronze ware was a concrete embodiment of the ritual system and the aristocratic hierarchy. The size and number of bronze ware were divided into different grades according to different positions. This hierarchy declined with the decline of the Zhou Dynasty. By the spring and Autumn period, the rule of the Zhou Dynasty had disintegrated in the whole country, and all the vassal states began to fight for hegemony.
After the bronzes of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period were another climax of the ancient Chinese bronzes. With the wide distribution of bronze casting workshops in various vassal regions, the casting of bronze wares has also been developed unprecedentedly. By the middle and later period of the spring and Autumn period, the types of bronzes have been increased, and the shapes and patterns of bronzes are even more unique and exquisite.
上圖為一款戰(zhàn)漢時代青銅鼎，高度為26公分，直徑為16公分青銅鼎，腹兩側(cè)設(shè)附耳，口微斂，下置三蹄足，蓋頂上方有四鹿，布局規(guī)矩齊整，精密華麗。同時作為一件鼎而留傳至今，價值非凡，值得收藏。
Pictured above is a han-era bronze tripod with a height of 26 cm and a diameter of 16 cm. It has ears on both sides of the abdomen, a slightly convergent mouth, three hooves below, and four deer on the top of the LID. At the same time as a Ding and has been handed down to date, the value of extraordinary, worth collecting.
鼎可說是三代最重要的青銅器類型，原作煮食器與盛食器之用，主要用來烹煮肉食。后于商周時期更作為祭祀用的禮器，由于周代的禮制改革，促使周代青銅鼎器形較為巨大，讓人遠(yuǎn)觀已可感受其穩(wěn)重莊嚴(yán)之意。
Ding can be said to be the most important type of bronze ware in the three generations. It is mainly used for cooking meat. After the Shang and Zhou dynasties, it was more used as ritual vessels for sacrifice. Due to the ritual system reform of the Zhou Dynasty, the bronze tripod of the Zhou Dynasty had a larger shape, which made people feel its solemn and stable meaning from a long view.
