Title: Chinese Ox Blood Ginger Jar

Date: Early 19th century

Medium: Glazed porcelain

Dimensions: 9 inches tall x 10 inches wide (22.9 cm tall x 25.4 cm wide)

Condition Report: Overall in good condition with a minor chip at the foot.

Provenance: Collected by the consignor's father, Edward Alley, who lived in Tientsin, China in 1937.

Description:

This early 19th-century Chinese oxblood ginger jar features a rich, deep red glaze that is characteristic of fine porcelain from the Qing Dynasty. The jar's elegant shape and lustrous finish make it a beautiful example of Chinese ceramic artistry. Standing at 9 inches tall and 10 inches wide, it has a substantial presence, with all measurements approximate. Despite a minor chip at the foot, the jar remains in overall good condition, retaining its visual appeal and historical value. The jar comes with a provenance that traces back to Edward Alley, a collector who resided in Tientsin, China, in 1937, adding to its historical significance.