A fine and well-preserved pair of Chinese porcelain covered bottles, dating to the Kangxi period(circa lated 17th-ealy 18th century) Qing Dynasty. Decorated in underglaze blue and iron-red enamels, with floral motifs and stylised borders typical of Chinese export wares produced for the Western market around 1650-1700. Both bottles retain their original matching covers, a feature rarely preserved, and showing consistent wear and firing characteristics, confirming they belong together. The porcelain body is finely potted with a softly glazed surface, and the bases show typical kiln marks and age-related patina consistent with the period. Condition: Very good overall condition. No cracks, no restorations, and no replacements. Minor wear to enamels and gilding consistent with age. Dimensions: Height: approx. 14 cm each. These covered bottles were likely produced as tableware or decorative pieces for export, and are offered here as a complete and original pair, making them highly attractive to collectors of Chinese export porcelain.