Pair of blue-and-white Chinese porcelain in a lot – 17th century (Transition Period / Kangxi) - Porcelain - China - Kangxi (1662-1722)

Splendid lot consisting of two antique Chinese porcelains dating to the 17th century (Transition Period / early Qing Dynasty, Kangxi era):
- Baluster vase/jar in white and blue porcelain:
Hand-decorated with vibrant floral motifs, bamboo, rocks and an insect (cricket/grasshopper), with geometric borders and a Greek key motif on the lower part.
- Dimensions: Height about 21.8 cm (see photo with ruler).
- Condition: It has a small chip on the upper edge of the lip, clearly visible in the detail photos. No other defects, no glaze flaws or restorations.
- Bowl in white and blue porcelain with brown external glaze (Batavia style):
Inside richly painted with floral motifs (peonies/chrysanthemums) and a geometric border; exterior coated with a refined monochrome brown coffee glaze.
- Dimensions: Diameter about 16.8 cm (see photo with ruler).
- Condition: Shows a fine crackling / craquelure of the glaze inside the rim (well documented in the close-up photo). No other defects, no chipping on the rim.
Please carefully study all high-resolution photographs, as they are an integral part of the description and show exactly the condition and measurements of the objects.
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