Other hip flask appliances

1, tin wine warmers were widely used in Ming and Qing dynasties and even after liberation. Mainly a wine warmer.

2, luminous cup; Wang Han, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, famously said, "Glowing glass of wine" is of jade quality and has been successfully imitated in modern times.

3. Reflux tank; Shaanxi Provincial Museum has a reflow porcelain pot produced by Yaozhou Kiln in the Northern Song Dynasty. The height of the pot is 19cm, and the abdominal diameter is 14.3cm. The lid of the pot is dummy and cannot be opened. There is a small hole in the center of the bottom of the pot, and the bottom of the pot faces upwards, and the wine is injected from the small hole. The small hole is communicated with the central lifter, and the upper hole of the central lifter is higher than the highest wine level. When the hip flask is placed directly, there is no wine leakage in the lower hole. There is also a lifter under the spout, so that the wine will not overflow when entering the wine, and the design is quite ingenious.

4. Turn Yuanyang into a fragrant pot; Pots used in the imperial palace in Song Dynasty. It can pour out two kinds of wine in a pot.

5. Fair Cup, Kowloon; Produced in the Song Dynasty, it is a cup with carved dragons holding its head high. There are eight dragons painted on the wine set, so it is called kowloon cup. Below is a disc and a hollow base. When pouring wine, if it is moderate, it will not leak. If it exceeds a certain limit, the wine will be sucked into the base through the siphon effect of the "dragon body", so it is called a fair cup.

6. Lushan Yuhai; The jade urn specially used for wine is made of a whole mottled jet, with a circumference of 5 meters. There are sea dragons and sea animals carved around, which are lifelike and magnificent, weighing 3500 kilograms and can store 30 stones of wine. It is said that this big jade urn was shipped from other places by Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu in the second year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1256), and it was placed on Qionghua Island to hold wine and hold a banquet for the heroes. Now it is preserved in the former Tuancheng of Beijing Beihai Park.