Jackie Chan at fundraiser at the Shanghai History Museum

Dec 17, 2017

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Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_15
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan unveils one of the six replicas during a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$ pbu726482_23
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_22
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan poses for photos with one of the six replicas during a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the coupl pbu726482_21
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan poses for photos with one of the six replicas during a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the coupl pbu726482_20
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_19
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_18
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_17
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_16
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_15
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_14
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_13
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_12
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan poses for photos with one of the six replicas during a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the coupl pbu726482_11
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_10
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_09
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_08
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_07
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_06
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_05
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_04
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_03
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan poses for photos with one of the six replicas during a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the coupl pbu726482_02
Hong Kong kungfu star Jackie Chan attends a ceremony to mark his donation of an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum in Shanghai, China, 17 December 2017. Jackie Chan on Sunday (17 December 2017) donated an antique street lamp and six replicas to the Shanghai History Museum. The 63-year-old film actor posed for pictures with one of the replicas during a ceremony at the museum at 325 Nanjing Road W. The original lamp is undergoing restoration, the museum said. Chan, a keen antiques collector outside his movie career, said he spotted a number of ornate street lamps on sale while filming in the United States many years ago. The Taiwan couple selling them said they were from Shanghai during the Republic of China (1912-1949) period. He bought 19 lamps from the couple at up to US$4,500 each and had them shipped pbu726482_01

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