What are the main shapes of gold and silver vessels in Song Dynasty?

The shapes of gold and silver vessels in Song Dynasty mainly include bottles, pots, spoons, statues, cups, plates, Boshan stoves, smoke stoves, boxes, firewood lamps, towers, coffins and so on. Decorative patterns include tangled flowers, peacock patterns, palindromes and so on. 1974, the carved silver coffin of the Northern Song Dynasty was found in Ashoka Tower of Christina Temple in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province. Wrapped with silver thread before unearthed. The coffin was decorated with Hercules, ten weeping disciples, the guardian of the Holy Spirit, Nirvana, lotus, lotus-bound branches and clouds. 198 1 ~ 1982 The flat peach-shaped gold-plated silver lamp unearthed in Liyang, Jiangsu Province, has branches and leaves with vivid images, and many rings are engraved on the cross section of the branches. There is a circle of grass grain carved on the edge of the mouth, and the word "Longevity Flat Peach" is molded at the bottom, which is the treasure of silverware in the Song Dynasty. In addition, there were special shops selling gold and silver products in the cities of Song Dynasty. According to Dream Liang Lu, the capital of Hangzhou at that time, "from Wujianlou North to Guanxiang South Street, there were more than two rows of gold, silver, salt and money trading shops, and the gold and silver utensils and cash in the front row were called' see banknotes'. This money is for counting goods and introducing salt money, and it is divided into three parts.