supply: provide a beautiful Tang Dynasty Qing glaze bird pattern pot describe: The spout is rolled outward, the neck is straight, long, and thick, the cylindrical belly is long, the bottom is flat, a short polygonal flow is installed on the shoulder, and a flat handle is placed on the corresponding surface. The carcass is grey-yellow, with a white glaze all over the body. The belly is decorated with waterbirds walking in the shallow water, which is agile and full of beauty. Its history should be traced back to the Tang Dynasty of China (618-907 AD), when it was handmade in China. The feet are unglazed so you can see what they are made of and the year they were made. state: In poor condition, showing signs of extensive use and peeling glaze. The edges of the mouth have been repaired. Inspection using powerful UV light. (Please see picture for details) Specification: Height (cm): 23.30 Mouth diameter (cm): 12.00 Bottom diameter: (cm): 13.90 Weight (g): 1,200.00 Mailing method: Safe and professional package, sent by professional courier with tracking system and shipping insurance. (Sold without stand) There may be color differences between the photo and the real object, please understand. Disclaimer: As a Courtesy to Our Customers, Condition Reports and Additional Photos are available Upon Request, their face Any Condition Reports Are OPINIONS only and should not be E considered statements of faction. The absence of a condition report does not mean that the lot is in good condition or completely free from defects, blemishes, repairs, wear, or the effects of aging. All lots are sold "as is" and by the conditions of sale. Tianxia Treasure. assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions. Tianxia Treasure Ltd. assumes no responsibility for verifying any label on the Lot originally from the consignor and does not warrant that any Lot is marketable or suitable for any purchase, and assumes no risk, responsibility, or liability to any person for its authenticity, authenticity, responsibility for culture, source, origin, attribution, period, purpose or measurement of any batch.