Chinese porcelain rose water sprinkler -China- Kangxi early 18th Century On offer is a Chinese porcelain rose water sprinkler vase with a long thin neck. Detailed decoration all around with flowering branches, such as peony flowers. Decorated in the Imari style. At the time, hygiene was at a clearly lower level. Such vases were filled with rose water, with the intention of sprinkling it over the body, to obtain a more pleasant scent. Provenance: From our own private collection. Date: late Kangxi period, ca. 1720. Size: Measures ca. 20cm in height. Belly measures ca. 9cm across. Condition: In very good condition! Only a small shallow chip and some usual glaze fritting/loss at the footrim and spout edge. Further no damage! Will be packed very well and shipped with registered track/trace with insurance. Combined shipping possible, we return postage costs.