Polychrome Porcelain Wine Ewer and Warmer with Floral and Auspicious Decoration China, Qing dynasty, Tongzhi mark and possibly of the period (1862–1874) A finely decorated porcelain wine ewer within a warmer, enamelled in vibrant polychrome over a rich blue ground. The surfaces are painted with alternating panels of floral vine scrolls and reserves featuring bats and scrolling lotus, combining auspicious symbolism with refined decorative balance. The bat motif (fu) is traditionally associated with blessings and good fortune, while the lotus symbolizes purity and spiritual harmony. The contrast between the vivid enamels and the deep blue ground reflects the decorative richness characteristic of late Qing porcelain production. The base bears a Tongzhi reign mark, possibly of period. Reference: A very similar ewer sold at RCB Auctions for THB 200,000 (EUR 5.275): https://www.rcbauctions.com/auction-lot/a-polychrome-porcelain-ewer-and-warmer-painted-wi_A1D47E0B40 A wine cup warmer is in the collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales: https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/collection/works/6956.37/ Dimensions: H 14 × W 11 cm Condition: The neck of the ewer with a restored chip, some glaze wear, and a chip to the spout. The warmer with minor wear consistent with age. Please examine the images carefully. Small imperfections and kiln-related flaws are not always described in detail. The written condition report is indicative only; the photographs provide the definitive and binding description of the item’s condition. Shipping: The item will be securely packed and shipped with insurance.