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Fine Antique Chinese Blue & White "Kangxi Revival" Lotus Vase
Late Qing Dynasty (c. 1850–1900)

An Exquisite Study in Traditional Chinese Craftsmanship

This elegant porcelain vase is a classic example of the "Kangxi Revival," a period during the late 19th century when Jingdezhen artisans revisited the celebrated blue and white styles of the 17th century. Featuring vibrant cobalt tones and a timeless silhouette, this piece beautifully captures the imperial aesthetic of the Qing Dynasty.

Artistry & DesignMotif:
The body is expertly hand-painted in underglaze blue with a continuous, flowing scrolling foliate pattern. At the heart of the design are large lotus blossoms, a revered symbol in Chinese art representing purity and spiritual harmony.

Form: Standing 27cm tall, the vase features a graceful baluster-style body that tapers into a flared "trumpet" neck and rests on a delicately splayed foot.

Provenance: The base carries an apocryphal mark of the Kangxi Emperor. While produced in the late 19th century, these marks were used by potters to honor the artistic peak of the earlier Kangxi reign (1662–1722).

Condition ReportOverall: In good antique condition, retaining excellent color and a smooth glaze.Specifics: Upon close inspection, the rim shows three stable hairlines (fine age-related cracks) and a minor flea-bite chip on the outer edge, as is common for porcelain of this era. These do not detract from the structural stability or the decorative display of the piece.

Region of Origin: China (Jingdezhen)
Period: Late Qing Dynasty (1850–1900)
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Hand-painted underglaze cobalt blue
Height: 27 cm
Width: 12 cm
Weight: 778 gr.