18th century
Key Characteristics
Traditional Motif: It features a hand-painted underglaze cobalt blue river landscape design, showcasing a classic pavilion, a multi-tiered pagoda, a stone bridge, and weeping willow trees.
Material & Texture: The vessel is made of heavy, thick-walled stoneware or provincial porcelain, exhibiting a rustic, heavily crackled, or slightly greyish-cream background glaze typical of utilitarian export wares.
Form: It has a classic ovoid, high-shouldered ginger jar body shape with an unglazed, wide rimmed neck where a flat ceramic or wooden lid would originally sit.
Cracks and Grazing are normal
18th century
Key Characteristics
Traditional Motif: It features a hand-painted underglaze cobalt blue river landscape design, showcasing a classic pavilion, a multi-tiered pagoda, a stone bridge, and weeping willow trees.
Material & Texture: The vessel is made of heavy, thick-walled stoneware or provincial porcelain, exhibiting a rustic, heavily crackled, or slightly greyish-cream background glaze typical of utilitarian export wares.
Form: It has a classic ovoid, high-shouldered ginger jar body shape with an unglazed, wide rimmed neck where a flat ceramic or wooden lid would originally sit.
Cracks and Grazing are normal
