This elegant porcelain vase features a classic Yuhuchunping form, characterized by a well-proportioned pear-shaped body rising from a flared foot to a slender neck with a gently spreading rim. The exterior is enveloped in a luminous, vitreous pale-blue Clair de Lune glaze, pooling to a deeper aquamarine tint within the recesses of the decoration to highlight the design. The lower body is decorated in relief with a dynamic, stylized continuous scroll of blooming lotuses and scrolling foliage. The interior of the neck is fully glazed, while the unglazed, gritty foot rim shows characteristic iron-spotting, kiln grit, and firing discoloration consistent with traditional Chinese kiln production. The inner foot ring features a partial glaze skip, exposing the orange-fired porcelain paste beneath. Condition Report Rim: One notable V-shaped chip/flake (approx. 5-7mm) to the outer top edge of the rim. No structural hairline cracks radiating from the chip. Body: Excellent structural condition. No cracks, breaks, or professional restorations detected. Minor inherent kiln dust, pinpricks, and iron spots under the glaze, typical of the firing process. Foot: Intact with expected shelf wear, minor grime accumulation. Type: Pear-shaped bottle vase (Yuhuchunping / 玉壶春瓶) Origin: China Period/Date: Late Qing Dynasty (19th Century) to early 20th Century Material: Fine Porcelain Glaze Type: Monochrome Qingbai (Shadow Blue/Green) / Clair de Lune Decoration: Moulded low-relief continuous floral scroll (Lotus/Peony) Height: 18 cm Width: 9cm Weight: 407,6 gr. This elegant and decorative vase represents a fine revival of the classic Southern Song / Yuan dynasty Qingbai wares, highly collectible for enthusiasts of Chinese monochrome porcelain.