Description:

This exquisite pear-shaped vase from the Mid-Qing period showcases the elegance and sophistication of blue and white porcelain craftsmanship. The vase features a tall waisted neck, adding to its graceful silhouette. Adorned with the design of flying five-claw dragons amidst stylized clouds, the vase exudes a sense of power and majesty. The intricate detailing and dynamic composition captivate the viewer, while the blue painted double rim to the base adds a touch of refinement to the design. Notably, the vase is unmarked, adding to its mystique and historical intrigue.

Condition Report:

Minor Crack on Lip of Vase with Possible Restoration

Size:

Dimensions: Height: 19 inches (48.26 cm)

Medium: Porcelain

Date: Mid-Qing Period (1740–1839)

This Mid-Qing period blue and white pear-shaped vase with its depiction of flying five-claw dragons is a testament to the artistic excellence of Chinese porcelain artisans. Its timeless beauty and historical significance make it a prized addition to any collection of fine Asian art.