Antique Chinese porcelain moon flask, dating to the Qing Dynasty, 19th century, decorated with intricate floral and bird motifs in blue on a white ground, characteristic of the Ming style. The neck features two applied dragon figures, carefully modeled and glazed, adding depth and relief to the piece. The hand-painted decoration shows large flowers and entwined branches, with small birds in flight, creating a lively and dynamic composition. The piece retains a uniform glossy finish and shows minor signs of use, including a small stabilized fissure on the neck, visible in the photographs. It measures approximately 38 cm in height, with an oval mouth of 9.5 x 8.8 cm and a base of 9.3 cm.